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Social Influence
Social influence,
Conformity,
Three types of conformity
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1.1 Research Methods - Aims and Hypotheses
What is an aim,
What is a hypotheses,
Name the three types of hypotheses
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1.2 Research Methods - Variables
Independent variable iv,
Dependent variable dv,
Operationalised
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1.3 Research Methods - Sampling
What is the target population,
What is a representative sample,
What is generalisability
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1.4 Research Methods - Ethical Issues And How To Overcome Them
Informed consent,
How is informed consent overcome,
Deception
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1.5 Research Methods - Experimental Methods
Lab setting,
Strengths of a lab setting,
Limitations of a lab setting
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1.6 Research Methods - Experimental Designs
Independent groups,
Strengths of independent groups,
Limitations of independent groups
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1.7 Research Methods - Observations
Observational study,
Naturalistic observation,
Controlled observation
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1.8 Research Methods - Self Report Methods
Self report methods,
Questionnaire,
Open question
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1.9 Research Methods - Types Of Questions And Types Of Data
Open question,
Closed question,
Qualitative data
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1.10 Research Methods - Pilot Studies And Correlations
Pilot studies,
Why are pilot studies used,
Correlation
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1.11 Research Methods - Descriptive Stats. Tendancy And Dispersion
Mean,
Strengths of mean,
Limitations of mean
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1.12 Research Methods - Presentation Of Data, Distribution Graphs
The four types of graphical displ...,
What is a bar chart best for repr...,
What is a histogram best for repr...
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1.13 Research Methods - Statistical Methods
Statistical testing,
Sign test,
When to use sign tests
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1.14 Research Methods - Peer Review, Economic Implications
Peer review,
Three main aims of peer review,
Strengths of peer review
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1.15 Year 2 Research Methods - Case Studies
Case study,
Examples of case studies,
Strengths of case studies
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1.16 Year 2 Research Methods - Content Analysis
Content analysis,
Quantitative content analysis,
Coding
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1.17 Year 2 Research Methods - Reliability
Reliability,
Reliability of experiments,
Reliability of correlations
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1.18 Year 2 Research Methods - Validity
Validity,
Internal validity,
Types of internal validity
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1.19 Year 2 Research Methods - Choosing a Stats test
Experimental designs are classed ...,
Related design,
Unrelated design
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1.20 Year 2 Research Methods - Probability and Significance
Experimental hypothesis,
Null hypothesis,
Probability
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1.21 Year 2 Research Methods - Parametric Tests
Parametric tests,
There are three criteria that mus...,
Interval data
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2.1 Approaches - Origins of Psychology
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2.2 Approaches - The Nervous System
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2.3 Approaches - Fight or Flight
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2.4 Approaches - Neuron Structures and Types
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2.5 Approaches - The Endocrine System (Biopsychology)
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2.6 Approaches - Synaptic Transmission (Biopsychology)
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2.7 Approaches - Excitation and Inhibition (Biopsychology)
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2.8 Approaches- Biological Approach
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2.9 Approaches - The Behaviourist Approach
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2.10 Approaches - Social Learning Theory
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2.11 Approaches - The Cognitive Approach
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2.12 Approaches - Psychodynamic Approach
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2.13 Approaches - The Humanistic Approach
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2.14 Approaches - Comparison of Approaches
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3.1 Psychopathology - Statistical Deviation & Infrequency
What is statistical deviation,
What is the idd example,
Strengths of statistical deviation
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3.2 Psychopathology - Deviation from social norms
What is deviation from social norms,
Who determines what is normal,
Examples of deviation from social...
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3.3 Psychopathology - Failure to function adequately
What is failure to function adequ...,
When is someone failing to functi...,
Real life example that proves fai...
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3.4 Psychopathology - Deviation from ideal mental health
What is deviation from idea menta...,
What does deviation from ideal me...,
Who came up with the 6 characteri...
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3.5 Psychopathology - OCD Characteristics
What is ocd,
What behavioural characteristics ...,
What emotional characteristics do...
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3.6 Psychopathology - Biological Explanations of OCD (Genetic and Neural)
What are the two biological expla...,
What did lewis 1936 find in regar...,
What did nestadt 2010 find about ...
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3.7 Psychopathology - Biological Treatments of OCD (Drugs)
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3.8 Psychopathology - Characteristics of Phobias
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3.9 Psychopathology - Behaviourist Explanation of Phobias
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3.10 Psychopathology - Behaviourist Treatment of Phobias
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3.11 Psychopathology - Characteristics of Depression
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3.12 Psychopathology - Cognitive Explanations of Depression
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3.13 Psychopathology - Cognitive Treatments for Depression
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3.14 Psychopathology - Psychology Impact on the Economy
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4.1.1 Memory - Coding of Memory
What is memory,
Coding,
What did baddeley 1966 conduct re...
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4.1.2 Memory - Capacity of Memory
What is capacity,
What are the two psychologists th...,
What is chunking
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4.1.3 Memory - Duration of Memory
What is duration in memory,
Who did research into stm,
Who did research into ltm
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4.2 Memory - The Multi Store Model Of Memory
Who came up with the msm of memory,
What is the msm model,
Duration of sensory memory
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4.3 Memory - Types of Long Term Memory
Episodic ltm,
Semantic ltm,
Procedural ltm
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4.4.1 Memory - The Working Memory Model Part 1
Who came up with the working memo...,
What is the central executive,
What is the central executive res...
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4.4.2 Memory - The Working Memory Model Part 2 - Strengths and Limitations
Who conducted research into the w...,
What did the dual task experiment...,
What did the dual task performanc...
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4.5 Memory - Explanations of Forgetting: Interference
What is interference,
What is pro active interference,
What is retro active interference
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4.6 Memory - Explanations of Forgetting: Retrieval Failure
Retrieval failure,
Encoding specificity principle,
Cue dependant forgetting
11
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4.7 Memory - Factors Affecting The Accuracy of EWT: Misleading Information
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4.8 Memory - Factors Affecting The Accuracy of EWT: Anxiety
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4.9 Memory - Improving The Accuracy of EWT: Cognitive Interview
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5.1 Attachment - Definition & Maccoby's key behaviours
Definition of attachment,
What four characteristics or beha...,
Why is attachment important
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5.2 Attachment - Reciprocity and International Synchrony
Definition of reciprocity,
What research was conducted into ...,
Feldman and eidelman 2007 research
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5.3 Attachment - Stages of Attachment
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5.4 Attachment - Role of the Father
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5.5 Attachment - Animal Studies
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5.6 Attachment - Learning Theory
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5.7 Attachment - Bowlby's Monotropic Theory
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5.8 Attachment - Strange Situations and Three Attachment Types
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5.9 Attachment - Cultural Variations in Attachment
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5.10 Attachment - Maternal Deprivation
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5.11 Attachment - Institutionalisation
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5.12 Attachment - Early Attachment Impact on Relationships
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6.1 Social Influence - Conformity
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6.2 Social Influence - Asch (1951)
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6.3 Social Influence - Sherif (1935)
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6.4 Social Influence - Conformity to Social Roles
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6.5 Social Influence - BBC Prison Study
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7.1 Forensics - Offender Profiling
Offender profiling,
Copson 1995,
The american fbi approach to offe...
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7.2 Forensics - Biological Explanations of Crime
Atavistic form,
Atavistic characteristics,
Lombroso study aim
16
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7.3 Forensics - Eyesenck's theory or crime
General personality theory,
Biological basis,
The criminal personality
6
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7.4 Forensics - Psychological Explanation: Cognitive Explanation of Crime
Moral reasoning,
Kohlbergs model of moral dilemma ...,
Cognitive distortions
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7.5 Forensics - Psychological Explanation: Differential Association Theory of Crime
Differential association theory dat,
Learned attitudes towards crime p...,
Learning of specific criminal acts
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7.6 Forensics - The Psychological Explanation: Psychodynamic Explanation
The id,
Ego,
Superego
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7.7 Forensics - Dealing with offending behaviour: Custodial Sentencing
Custodial sentencing,
Aims of custodial sentencing,
Deterrence
14
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