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Sherif (1935) Conformity and the autokinetic effect
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
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Asch (1951) Conformity on an unambiguous task
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Zimbardo et al. (1973) Stanford Prison Experiment
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Reicher and Haslam (2006) The BBC Prison Study
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Milgram (1963) Obedience to Authority
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
5
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Moscovici et al. (1969) Minority Influence
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
7
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Sperling (1960) Investigation of the Sensory Register
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Peterson and Peterson (1959) The Duration of the STM
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Bahrick et al. (1975) Very long-term memories
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Jacobs (1887) The Capacity of the STM
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Baddeley (1966) Investigating Coding in STM and LTM
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Working Memory Model, and Evaluations
What are the components of the wm...,
Who was kf what problem did he ha...,
What did this problem suggest 3
6
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Forgetting: Interference theory
What are the two types of interfe...,
Underwood and postman 1960 method 2,
Underwood and postman 1960 findin...
4
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Tulving and Psotka (1971) Forgetting in LTM
Method 1,
Results 1,
Conclusion 2
4
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Loftus and Palmer (1974) Study into Eyewitness Testimony
Experiment 1 method 1,
Experiment 1 results 2,
Experiment 2 method 3
6
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Loftus and Zanni (1975) A Study into Leading Questions
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Post-Event Discussion, effect on accuracy of recall
Shaw et al 1997 method 1,
Shaw et al 1997 results 2,
Gabbert et al 2004 method 3
4
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Valentine and Coxon (1997) The Effect of Age on EWT
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusions 3
4
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Loftus (1979) Weapon Focus in EWT
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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The Cognitive Interview, and Geiselman et al (1986)
When was the cognitive interview ...,
What happens in a cognitive inter...,
Geiselman et al 1986 method 3
6
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Caregiver-infant interaction, Schaffer and Emerson (1964) Attachment Stages, and Father Attachment
What are 5 common caregiver infan...,
What are the 4 stages in attachme...,
Schaffer and emerson 1964 method 3
9
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Lorenz (1935) Imprinting
Findings 1,
Method 2,
Evaluation 3
3
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Harlow (1959) The Need for Contact Comfort, and Further Research
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
6
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Bowlby's Monotropic Theory of Attachment
What are bowlby s main claims 1,
What does bowlby mean by attachme...,
What does bowlby mean by we creat...
6
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Ainsworth et al. (1978) The Strange Situation
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg (1988) Cross-cultural Studies
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
5
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Bowlby (1944) The 44 Juvenile thieves
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Robertson and Robertson (1968) A Separation Study
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Rutter et al. (2007) A Longitudinal study of Romanian orphans
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Hodges and Tizard (1989) Children Raised in Institutions
Method 1,
Results 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Hazan and Shaver (1987) The Influence of Early Attachments
Results 1,
Method 2,
Conclusion 3
4
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Main et al. (1985) The Adult Attachment Interview
Why was the adult attachment inte...,
What idea is it based on 2,
What does the interview involve 3
3
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Long Term Effects of Privation
Quiton et al 1984 method and find...,
Parker and forrest 1993 what is r...,
Freud and dann 1951 method and fi...
3
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Origins of Psychology
What was descartes dualist theory 1,
What was wundt s contribution to ...,
What is introspection 3
4
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Behaviourism
What are the three main assumptio...,
What is meant by nearly all behav...,
What is meant by animals and huma...
25
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The Cognitive Approach
What does the cognitive approach ...,
How do cognitive psychologists tr...,
What three research methods do co...
18
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The Biological Approach
What are twin studies 1,
What are the three basic assumpti...,
Gottesman 1991 method 3
20
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The Psychodynamic Approach
Who developed the psychodynamic a...,
What does this approach assume 2,
What are the three identified lev...
20
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Humanistic Psychology
What are the core 6 points of hum...,
What are the 5 stages of maslow s...,
Aronoff 1967 method 3
18
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The Nervous System, Endocrine System, and Localisation of Function
What detects stimuli and what bri...,
How do receptors communicate with...,
What are the two key parts of the...
47
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Plasticity
How does plasticity work 1,
Elbert et al 1995 method 2,
Elbert et al 1995 results 3
21
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Studying the Brain
What are fmri scans 1,
How do fmri scans work 2,
What are the uses of fmri scans 3
15
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Biological Rhythms
What are the three classification...,
What are endogenous pacemakers 2,
Siffre 1962 method and findings 3
25
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Gender Bias
What are the two types of gender ...,
What are androcentrism and estroc...,
What research designs make gender...
4
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Cultural bias
What does culture refer to 1,
As psychology developed in the we...,
Berry 1969 identified two main ap...
8
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Free Will and Determinism
What is free will 1,
Evaluations on free will 2,
What is determinism 3
10
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Holism and Reductionism
What is holism 1,
What is reductionism 2,
Holism reductionism in the psycho...
7
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Nature vs. Nurture
What is commonly accepted by mode...,
Gottesman 1963 findings 2
2
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Defining Abnormality
Four definitions of abnormality 1,
Evaluations of deviation from soc...,
Explain deviation from statistica...
8
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Depression
What type of disorder is depressi...,
What are two types of depression 2,
What are the physical behavioural...
18
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Phobias
What is a phobia 1,
What are the types of phobias cla...,
What are the cognitive symptoms o...
18
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OCD
What are the two parts of obsessi...,
What aspects of ocd are obsession...,
What are obsessions 3
22
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The Scientific Process
What is science about 1,
What is the scientific process 2,
What is peer review 3
8
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Research Methods
What four experiment types are st...,
What are laboratory experiments 2,
Limitation of lab experiments 3
30
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Aims and Hypotheses
What is an aim 1,
What is a null hypothesis 2,
What is an alternative hypothesis 2
9
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Experimental Design
What is an independent group desi...,
Advantages of independent group d...,
Limitations of independent group ...
15
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Reliability and Validity
What does reliability refer to 1,
What is internal reliability 2,
How can internal reliability be m...
16
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Observations, Questionnaires, and Interviews
What is participant observation 1,
Advantages of participant observa...,
Limitations of participant observ...
40
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Selecting and Using Participants
What is random sampling 1,
Advantages of random sampling 2,
Limitations of random sampling 3
20
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Ethical issues in Psychological Research
Who designed the guidelines that ...,
What is informed consent 2,
What is deception 3
11
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Data Analysis
What is thematic analysis 1,
Strengths of qualitative analysis 2,
Limitations of qualitative analys...
11
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Correlations and Distributions
Use the textbook mainly for this one
3
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Multi-Store Model
How are stm and ltm distinguished 1,
Stm and ltm are often distinguish...,
Stm and ltm are often distinguish...
60
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Working Memory Model
What is the working model of memo...,
Working memory model components 2,
What is the central executive 3
24
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Forgetting
What is interference as an explan...,
What is proactive interference 2,
What is retroactive interference 3
29
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Eye-witness Testimony
Eyewitness testimony 1,
What is misleading information 2,
What are two factors of misleadin...
58
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How are stm and ltm distinguished 1,
Stm and ltm are often distinguish...,
Stm and ltm are often distinguish...
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What is the working model of memo...,
Working memory model components 2,
What is the central executive 3
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Who developed the psychodynamic a...,
What does this approach assume 2,
What are the three identified lev...
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