1
Q
What is ecological validity?
A
The ability to generalize the findings of the study to everyday life
2
Q
What is population validity?
A
The ability to generalize the study to a whole population
3
Q
What is temporal validity?
A
The ability to generalize the findings of a study from a time period before the modern day
4
Q
What are the 5 main ethical issues?
A
- Deception
- Informed consent
- Protection from harm
- Right to withdraw
- Confidentiality/privacy
5
Q
What does BPS stand for?
A
British Psychological Society
6
Q
What are demand characteristics?
A
Participants may act in a certain way in order to please the experimenter, guessing the aims of the experiment and therefore affecting results
7
Q
What are the 3 different types of external validity?
A
ecological, population and temporal validity
Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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Asch's Conformity23
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Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment10
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Milgram's experiment19
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Social Influence14
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Research methods7
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Memory42
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Attachment59
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Approaches - Learning (behaviourist)25
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Approaches - Cognitive14
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Approaches - Biological10
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Approaches - Psychodynamic8
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Approaches - Humanistic10
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psychopathology - phobia11
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Psychopathology - depression20
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Psychopathology - OCD15
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Biological explanations of gender18
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Schizophrenia Overview22
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Psychological explanations of SZ22
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Biological explanations of SZ36
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Biological therapies for SZ12
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Psychological therapies of SZ10
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Psychopathology - Abnormality9
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Biopsych16
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Aggression22
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Aggression - social explanations26
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free will vs determinism11
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nature vs nurture9
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Holism vs reductionism9
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ethical - social sensitivity14
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Idiographic vs nomothetic13
