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Behaviourist Approach
What does the behaviourist approa...,
What do behaviourists argue that ...,
What is a stimulus response mecha...
30  cards
Origins Of Pyschology
Science is 1,
What does systematic mean 2,
Benefits of a systematic approach...
23  cards
Social Learning Theory
What is the social learning theory 1,
Key components of social learning...,
What is catharsis 3
28  cards
Cognitive Approach
What is the cognitive approach 1,
What does the term cognitive mean 2,
What does the cognitive approach ...
36  cards
Biological Approach
What does the biological approach...,
What do biological structures inc...,
What are some aspects that are th...
85  cards
Psychodynamic Approach
What is the role of the unconscio...,
What did freud liken the role of ...,
What s the hidden part known as a...
90  cards
Humanistic Approach
What is free will 1,
Humanistic psychologists reject w...,
What is maslow s hierarchy of nee...
41  cards
Research Methods: The Experimental Method
What does research in psychology ...,
The methods used to investigate t...,
Definition of variable 3
26  cards
Research Methods: Types Of Experiments
Definition of control 1,
Definition of ecological validity 2,
Definition of mundane realism 3
22  cards
Research Methods: Demand Characteristics And Investiagtor Effects, The Control Of Variables
Why are control variables importa...,
Why is important to control varia...,
What are extraneous variables 3
8  cards
Research Methods: Experimental Designs
What is experimental design 1,
What does experimental design ref...,
What is matched pairs design 3
13  cards
Research Methods: Sampling
Definition of population 1,
What is a sample 2,
What are samples used for 3
21  cards
Research Methods: Ethical Issues
What does the bps stand for 1,
What does the bps increase and su...,
What else do the bps do 3
36  cards
Research Methods: Observational Techniques
What is an observation 1,
Why are observations a great way ...,
What is a naturalistic observation 3
26  cards
Research Methods: Observational Design
What is observational design 1,
What observational design decide 2,
What does observational design in...
19  cards
Research Methods: Pilot Studies
What are pilot studies 1,
What are the aims of piloting 2,
What is a single blind procedure 3
5  cards
Research Methods: Self Report Techniques
What is a self report technique 1,
Strengths of self report techniqu...,
Weaknesses of self report techniq...
19  cards
Research Methods: Self-Report Design
Why is writing good questions imp...,
Why is clarity needed in questions 2,
What are the main reasons for a l...
17  cards
Research Method: Other Research Methods
What is a review 1,
What is meta analysis 2,
Strengths of meta analysis 3
8  cards
Research Method: What Are Correlations?
What are co variables 1,
Why are co variables not referred...,
What is a correlation 3
24  cards
Research Methods: What Are Graphs?
What do summary tables present 1,
What do summary tables include 2,
What do these tables allow resear...
11  cards
Research Methods: What Are Distributions?
What is normal distribution 1,
What are normal distributions com...,
What is skewed distribution 3
9  cards
Research Methods: What Are Levels Of Measurement?
What are levels of measurement 1,
What do levels of measurements he...,
Why is it good to understand leve...
6  cards
Research Methods: Misconceptions About Levels Of Measurement
All numbers are intervals 1,
Zero always means nothing 2,
Ordinal data can be used for all ...
5  cards
Research Methods: What Is A Sign Test?
Definition of alternative hypothe...,
Definition of null hypothesis h0 2,
Definition of p value 3
17  cards
Research Methods: How Can Psychology Be Linked To The Economy?
What does it mean that psychology...,
How can psychology improve workpl...,
How can psychology reduce healthc...
8  cards
Research Methods: Types Of Data
What is qualitative data 1,
How can qualitative data be turne...,
What is quantitative data 3
12  cards
Research Methods: The Scientific Process And Peer Review
What is peer review 1,
Why is peer review important for ...,
What was the cyril burt affair 3
12  cards
Social Influence: Confirmity
What is conformity 1,
What are the types of conformity 2,
What is compliance 3
21  cards
Social Influence: Variables That Affect Conformity
Definition of majority 1,
Definition of unanimity 2,
Definition of dissent 3
5  cards

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