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What is content analysis?
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Analysis of a large amount of data by creating a coding system of predetermined categories that can be applied to the content.
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What is thematic analysis?
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Finding themes that emerge from data after coding has produced quantitative data, and then producing qualititive data from this
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Strengths of content analysis
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Allows for analysis of large data and data produced is reliable
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Limitations of content analysis
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Investigator bias from pre-determined catergories and data is interpreted differently from person to person
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A LEVEL PSYCHOLOGY
flashcards
Decks in class (67)
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Deviation From Social Norms7
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Failure to Function Adequately14
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Statistical Infrequency9
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Deviation from Ideal Mental Health14
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - The Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive Characteristics of Phobias22
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Classical and Operant Conditioning and the Two Process Model13
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Systematic Desensitisation and Flooding15
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - The Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive Characteristics of Depression12
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - KEY WORDS9
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Zimbardo (1974) Stanford Prison Conformity Experiment13
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Asch (1951) Conformity Experiment10
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Jenness (1932) Conformity Experiment5
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Milgram (1963) Obedience Study14
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - ISI & NSI7
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Situational Explanations of Obedience16
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Dispositional Factors of Obedience - Authoritarian Personality8
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Social Support12
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Locus Of Control9
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Minority Influence8
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MEMORY - Long And Short-term Memory9
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MEMORY - Accuracy of Eye Witness Testimony: Misleading Information11
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MEMORY - Explanations Of Forgetting - Interference7
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ATTACHMENTS - Introduction2
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ATTACHMENTS - Reciprocity and Interactional Synchrony10
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ATTACHMENTS - Development of Attachment17
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ATTACHMENTS - Role of the Father2
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ATTACHMENTS - Maternal Deprivation12
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RESEARCH METHODS - Experimental Methods17
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RESEARCH METHODS - Observational Techniques19
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - The Nervous System16
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Neurons14
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Synaptic Transmission3
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Localisation Of Function24
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APPROACHES - The Origins Of Psychology13
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APPROACHES - The Behaviourist Approach - Classical Conditioning and Pavlov's Research11
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APPROACHES - Psychodynamic Approach29
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APPROACHES - Humanistic Approach13
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The Lobes4
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RELATIONSHIPS - Evolutionary Explanations18
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REATIONSHIPS - Self Disclosure11
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RELATIONSHIPS - Physical Attractiveness15
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RELATIONSHIPS - Filter Theory1
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RELATIONSHIPS - Social Exchange Theory15
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RELATIONSHIPS - Equity Theory11
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RELATIONSHIPS - Investment Theory6
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RELATIONSHIPS - Duck's Phase Model0
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RELATIONSHIPS - Self-Disclosure In Virtual Relationships1
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RELATIONSHIPS - Absence Of Gating In Virtual Relationships0
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RELATIONSHIPS - Absorption Addiction Model0
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RELATIONSHIPS - Attachment Theory0
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Content Analysis5
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Case Studies7
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Reliability8
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Types of Validity21
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Empirical Methods, Paradigms, Paradigm Shifts And Objectivity10
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Top Down Approach28
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Bottom Up Approach26
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Types Of Conformity9
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Explanations For Conformity15
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Asch's Conformity Key Study14
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Variables Affecting Conformity (Asch)6
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Evaluation of Asch's Study And Variables Affecting Conformity14
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Atavistic Form0
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Genetic And Neural Explanations0
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Eysenck's Criminal Personality0
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY - Cognitive Explanations0
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A2 SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment0
