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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Deviation From Social Norms
Deviation from social norms defin...,
Deviation from social norms ao1,
What does deviation from social n...
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Failure to Function Adequately
Failure to function adequately de...,
Failure to function adequately ao1,
How can a person be identified as...
14
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Statistical Infrequency
Statistical infrequency definition,
Statistical infrequency a01,
What is the average iq score
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Deviation from Ideal Mental Health
Deviation form ideal mental healt...,
Deviation from ideal mental healt...,
What is self actualisation
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - The Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive Characteristics of Phobias
Phobia definition,
What are the behavioural characte...,
Describe the behaviour of avoidan...
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Classical and Operant Conditioning and the Two Process Model
Behavioural model,
What does the two process model c...,
Classical conditioning
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Systematic Desensitisation and Flooding
Systematic desensitisation ao1,
What are the 3 steps involved in ...,
Explain the hierarchy of fear in ...
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - The Behavioural, Emotional and Cognitive Characteristics of Depression
How do you diagnose depression,
What are the behavioural actionab...,
Explain shift in energy levels as...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - KEY WORDS
Conformity,
Majority influence,
Compliance
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Zimbardo (1974) Stanford Prison Conformity Experiment
What was the aim of the stanford ...,
What was the,
Where was the experiment to take ...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Asch (1951) Conformity Experiment
What was the aim of the asch 1951...,
How was the asch 1951 conformity ...,
What were the results of the asch...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Jenness (1932) Conformity Experiment
What was the aim of the jenness 1...,
What was the method of the jennes...,
How many participants made up the...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Milgram (1963) Obedience Study
What were the aims of the milgram...,
How did milgram prepare for the o...,
How many participants took part i...
10
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - ISI & NSI
Who developed the two process the...,
Informational social influence,
What type of conformity is isi mo...
7
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Explanation of Obedience
What are the two main explanation...,
What was migrams ideology behind ...,
What are the 2 different ways epo...
16
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Dispositional Factors of Obedience - Authoritarian Personality
COMPLETE EVALUATION
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Social Support
What is social support an explana...,
Social support ao1,
Why does having someone support y...
12
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Locus Of Control
Locus of control ao1,
What is locus of control explaini...,
Who was locus of control proposed by
11
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Minority Influence
Minority influence ao1,
Minority influence definition
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MEMORY - Long And Short-term Memory
Short term memory stm,
Long term memory ltm,
Duration
9
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MEMORY - Accuracy of Eye Witness Testimony: Misleading Information
What is an eye witness testimony,
What is misleading information in...,
What is a leading question
11
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MEMORY - Explanations Of Forgetting - Interference
Forgetting meaning,
Interference theory,
Proactive interference
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ATTACHMENTS - Introduction
What is meant by attachment,
What behaviours are indicative of an
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ATTACHMENTS - Reciprocity and Interactional Synchrony
What is infancy,
How do mothers and babies form an...,
What is reciprocity
10
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ATTACHMENTS - Development of Attachment
Development of attachments ao1,
Outline schaffer and emerson s la...,
Schaffer and emerson s landmark s...
17
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ATTACHMENTS - Role of the Father
Father,
Tbc
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ATTACHMENTS - Maternal Deprivation
Bowlby s theory of maternal depri...,
Separation in md definition,
Deprivation in md definition
12
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RESEARCH METHODS - Experimental Methods
Independent variable,
Control condition,
Dependant variable
17
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RESEARCH METHODS - Observational Techniques
Observation,
An advantage of non participant o...,
Non participant observation
19
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - The Nervous System
Nervous system holistic definition,
Two main functions of the nervous...,
Two subsystems of the nervous system
16
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Neurons
Name all the parts of the neuron,
Describe the cell body and its ro...,
Describe the role of dendrites in...
14
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Synaptic Transmission
What is synaptic transmission,
Explain how an electrical impulse...,
3
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - Localisation Of Function
At face value what three parts is...,
What are the 4 regions of the brain,
Function of the cerebrum
24
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APPROACHES - The Origins Of Psychology
The origins of psychology ao1,
Who started psychology and how di...,
What did wilhelm wundt do in 1879
13
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APPROACHES - The Behaviourist Approach - Classical Conditioning and Pavlov's Research
Classical conditioning and pavlov...,
What is the behavioural approach,
What are the assumptions of the b...
11
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APPROACHES - Psychodynamic Approach
Assumptions made for the psychody...,
What are the 3 levels to the mind...,
Explain the unconscious mind by f...
29
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APPROACHES - Humanistic Approach
What are the assumptions made for...,
What is maslow s hierarchy of needs,
Explain maslow s hierarchy of needs
13
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The Lobes
Parietal lobe,
Temporal lobe,
Frontal lobe
4
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RELATIONSHIPS - Evolutionary Explanations
According to evolutionary psychol...,
Sexual selection,
What are the consequences of maxi...
18
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REATIONSHIPS - Self Disclosure
What is self disclosure,
What is the social penetration th...,
What increases as self disclosure...
11
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RELATIONSHIPS - Physical Attractiveness
Who places importance on physical...,
Who places importance on physical...,
How does what is considered to be...
15
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RELATIONSHIPS - Filter Theory
Tbc
1
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RELATIONSHIPS - Social Exchange Theory
Social exchange theory,
What are rewards according to soc...,
What are costs
15
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RELATIONSHIPS - Equity Theory
Equity theory,
What will be felt if the relation...,
What happens if people over benef...
11
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RELATIONSHIPS - Investment Theory
Rusbult s investment theory,
What is satisfaction determined by,
What acts as a deterrent to leavi...
6
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RELATIONSHIPS - Duck's Phase Model
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RELATIONSHIPS - Self-Disclosure In Virtual Relationships
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RELATIONSHIPS - Absence Of Gating In Virtual Relationships
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RELATIONSHIPS - Absorption Addiction Model
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RELATIONSHIPS - Attachment Theory
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Content Analysis
What is content analysis,
What is thematic analysis,
Strengths of content analysis
5
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Case Studies
What is a case study,
What do case studies aim to be as...,
Why are case studies generally on...
7
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Reliability
Reliability,
Internal reliability,
Rulers vs rating scales as measur...
8
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Types of Validity
Internal experimental validity,
What are the factors that can red...,
Investigator effects
21
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A2 RESEARCH METHODS - Empirical Methods, Paradigms, Paradigm Shifts And Objectivity
What is a paradigm in the context...,
Why might psychology be considere...,
What is a paradigm shift
10
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