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Assumption 1: Influence of Childhood Experiences
What are the 5 stages of psychose...,
What ages do each stage of psycho...,
Define libido
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Assumption 2: The Unconscious Mind
What,
Characteristics of the conscious ...,
Characteristics of the unconsciou...
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Assumption 3: Tripartite Personality
What are the 3 parts of the perso...,
What age do the 3 parts of the pe...,
Characteristics of the id
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Explaining Behaviour: Childhood Experiences
How can the psychosexual stages o...,
What could overindulgence during ...,
Why is the phallic stage importan...
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Explaining Behaviour: Defence Mechanisms
How would someone being in denial...,
How would someone being dishonest...,
What do defence mechanisms affect
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Explaining Behaviour: Example - Parent-Child
What hypothesis about parent chil...,
Define the maternal deprivation h...,
According to the maternal depriva...
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Therapy: Main Components Of Dream Analysis
What are the main components of d...,
Dreams as wish fulfilment,
Define latent content
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Therapy: Evaluation - Effectiveness
What are the main evaluation poin...,
What research did solms 2000 conduct,
What where the results from solms...
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Therapy: Evaluation - Ethical Issues
What are the main evaluation poin...,
Why have psychodyanmic therapies ...,
Why may the patient become relian...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Methodology
What,
What are some of the characterist...,
What were the characteristics of ...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Procedures
What sampling method was used to ...,
What happened when the child arri...,
What did the mother do on arrival...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Findings
How did bowlby diagnose the children,
Define the affectionless personal...,
How many thieves were classified ...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Conclusions
What is th,
What did bowlby propose about the...,
What is the implication of this s...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Evaluation: Methodology And Procedures
What are the main evaluation poin...,
Why can no causal conclusions be ...,
What is the result of bowlby s re...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Evaluation: Ethical Issues And Social Implications
In what way was bowlby s study no...,
Why is confidentiality an issue i...,
What are the reasons that bowlby ...
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Classic Evidence: Bowlby (1944) - Evaluation: Alternative Evidence
What is one critism of bowlby s r...,
What study provided supporting ev...,
What did
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Debate: For - Feeding
What does the nhs recommend about...,
What are the benefits of breastfe...,
While breastfeeding is occurring ...
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Debate: Against - Feeding
What did harlow s 1959 study involve,
What were the results of harlow 1959,
What do the results of harlow s 1...
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Debate: For - Freud's Views On The Importance Of The Mother
Why did freud believe that the mo...,
Why is the satisfaction of the li...,
What did freud suggest in referen...
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Debate: Against - Freud's Views On The Importance Of The Mother
Why is historical context importa...,
What would be different if freud ...,
How did freud recognise the impor...
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Debate: For - Deprivation Damage
What did bowlby demonstrate about...,
What are the negatives of an affe...,
What did bowlby famously note abo...
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Debate: Against - Deprivation Damage
What did bowlby mean by maternal ...,
What did bowlby include in the ma...,
What did bowlby suggest about mot...
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Debate: For - Mothers Not Fathers
Why is it possible that women are...,
What biological factors mean wome...,
What social factors mean women ma...
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Debate: Against - Mothers Not Fathers
What evidence is there that men c...,
What male gender stereotype is ou...,
What has changing stereotypes all...
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Debate: Implications
What are the two implications of ...,
What form of support is offered t...,
What changes were made to materna...
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Debate: Conclusion
What are the 4 points of the debate,
What is the first main reason tha...,
What is the second main reason th...
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Evaluating The Psychodynamic Approach: Strengths
What are the 3 strengths of the p...,
What is one example of nature the...,
What is one example of nurture th...
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Evaluating The Psychodynamic Approach: Weaknesses
What are the 3 weaknesses of the ...,
Why is the psychodynamic approach...,
What other important influences o...
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