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what is the personality made up of?
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psyche
tripartite personality
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what does the tripartite personality consist of?
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Id
ego
superego
3
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what happens if one of the tripartite personality sections is more dominant?
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abnormal, undesirable, behaviour can result.
AQA psychology
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Decks in class (96)
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paper 218
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approaches0
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biological approach9
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structure and neurochemistry-biological approach6
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genotype and phenotype4
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evolution and behaviour10
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evolution of biological approach4
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psycho-dynamic approach6
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personality0
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personality3
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ID- tripartite personality4
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ego- tripartite personality5
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superego- tripartite personality6
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development- Freud0
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psycho-sexual stages8
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oral stage- psycho-sexual4
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anal stage- psycho-sexual5
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phallic stage- psycho-sexual6
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latency stage- psycho-sexual4
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genital stage- psycho-sexual4
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complexes in the phallic stage0
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oedipal complex- phallic8
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Electra complex8
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defence mechanisms0
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repression6
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denial2
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displacement2
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psycho-dynamic approach0
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evaluation of the psycho-dynamic approach6
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case studies0
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WJ- brain halves8
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little Albert8
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The Genain quadruplets7
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What Beth Thomas did6
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Background of Beth Thomas6
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Ginie7
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extraneous and confounding variables6
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laboratory experiments4
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advantages and disadvantages of laboratory experiments4
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field experiments4
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advantages and disadvantages of field experiments4
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natural experiments3
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advantages and disadvantages of natural experiments4
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case study relating to natural experiments5
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quasi experiments5
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advantages and disadvantages of quasi experiment4
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bio psychology0
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motor neurons5
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relay neurons5
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sensory neurons4
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biological approach- relation to nervous system3
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labelling a neuron8
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nervous system- layout6
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difference between somatic and autonomic nervous systems6
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fight or flight6
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effects of the fight or flight response2
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localisation of function of the brain8
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language centres2
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broca's area4
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wernicke's area7
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plasticity6
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ways of studying the brain0
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resolution2
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FMRI- functional magnetic resonance imaging5
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evaluation of FMRI6
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EEG- electroencephalography4
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evaluation of EEG4
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ERP- event related potentials8
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evaluation of ERP4
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post mortem3
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evaluation of postmortems3
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biological rhythms6
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case study example of biological rhythms6
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attachment6
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schaffer and Emerson's 1964 role of the father and multiple attachments6
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Rohner and Veneziano 2001 role of the father and multiple attachments8
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Gottman and Katz 1995 role of the father and multiple attachments4
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Verissimo et al 2011 role of the father and multipole attachment4
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absent fathers1
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Gottman 1989 absent fathers4
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Golombok et al 2003 absent fathers0
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psyopathology0
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definitions of abormality pt26
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evaluation of definition of abnormality pt24
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biological explanations of OCD0
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genetic explanations of OCD6
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candidate genes6
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evaluation of biological explanations of OCD4
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phobias0
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phobias11
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cognitive characterisitcs of phobias6
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behavioural characteristics of phobias6
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emotional characteristics of phobias5
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Mowrer 1960: the two process model8
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Mowrer 1960- part two6
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evaluation of Mowrer's 1960 two process model0
