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1.1 Types of conformity and explanations for conformity
Define conformity,
What is conformity,
Define compliance
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1.2 Variables affecting conformity
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1.3 Conformity to social rules
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1.4 Situational variables affecting obedience
What was the nature of milgrams 1...,
Why did milgram investigate situa...,
What experimental variations did ...
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1.5 Agentic state and legitimacy of authority
Define agentic shift,
Define agentic state,
Define legitimate authority
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1.6 The authoritarian Personality
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1.7 Resistance to social influence
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1.8 Minority influence
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1.9 Social influence processes in social change
What are the 6 steps that allow m...,
Why must a minority influence dra...,
Why must a minority influence sho...
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2.1 Short and long term memory
What is capacity,
What is coding,
What is duration
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2.2 The multi-store model of memory
What is the multistore model,
What is the sensory register,
Summarise the multistore model of...
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2.3 The working memory model
What is the central executive,
What is the episodic buffer,
What is the phonological loop
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2.4 Types of long-term memory
What is episodic memory,
What is procedural memory,
What is semantic memory
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2.5 Explanations for forgetting: Interference
Define proactive interference,
Define retroactive interference,
What is interference
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2.6 Explanations for forgetting: Retrieval failure
What did tulving suggest as the r...,
What did tulving suggest happens ...,
Define tulvings encoding specific...
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2.7 Accuracy of eyewitness testimony: Misleading information
What is the eyewitness testimony,
What is a leading question,
What is misleading information
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2.8 Accuracy of eyewitness testimony: Anxiety
What is anxiety,
Summarise anxiety as a factor of ...,
Evaluate anxiety as a factor of t...
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2.9 Improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony: The cognitive interview
What is the cognitive interview,
Summarise the cognitive interview,
Evaluate cognitive interview
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3.1 Caregiver-infant interactions
What is attachment,
What is a caregiver,
What is interactional synchrony
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3.2 The development of attachment
List the 4 stages of attachment a...,
Define indiscriminate attachment,
At what time in an infants life d...
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3.3 Animal studies of attachment
Define imprinting,
Describe lorenz animal studies of...,
What did lorenz find
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3.4 Explanations of attachment: Learning theory
Describe learning theory,
Evaluate learning theory,
What is classical conditioning
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3.5 Explanations of attachment: Bowlby's theory
Continuity hypothesis,
Critical period,
Internal working model
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3.6 Ainsworth's Strange Situation: Types of attachment
What does insecure avoidant mean,
What does insecure resistant mean,
Secure attachment
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3.7 Cultural variations in attachment
Define cultural variations,
Describe cultural variations into...,
Evaluate kroonenberg et al
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3.8 Bowlby's theory maternal deprivation
Define deprivation,
Describe the findings of bowlbys ...,
Describe bowlbys theory of matern...
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3.9 Romanian orphan studies: Effects of institutionalisation
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3.10 The influence of early attachment
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4.1 Definitions of abnormality
Define cultural relativism,
Define deviation from social norms,
What does dsm stand for what is it
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4.2 Mental disorders
Define depression,
Define obsessive compulsive disor...,
Define phobias
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4.3 The behavioural approach to explaining phobias
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4.4 The behavioural approach to treating phobias
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4.5 The cognitive approach to explaining depression
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4.6 The cognitive approach to treating depression
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4.7 The biological approach to explaining OCD
Genetic explanations of ocd,
Neurological explanations of ocd,
What is meant by concordance rate...
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4.8 The biological approach to treating OCD
How do we treat ocd,
What is gaba,
What is noradrenaline
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5.1 The origins of Psychology
Define empiricism,
Define introspection,
Define scientific method
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5.2 The behaviourist approach
What approach does both skinner a...,
What was skinners rat experiment ...,
At first what happened if the rat...
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5.3 Social learning theory
What is social learning theory or...,
List three basic assumptions of s...,
When looking at social learning t...
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5.4 The cognitive approach
How did the cognitive approach co...,
Explain the purpose of the follow...,
Explain the idea behind the schem...
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5.5 The biological approach
Who what inspired the biological ...,
Explain the biological approach b...,
Define the term evolution
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5.6 The psychodynamic approach
List three basic assumptions of t...,
When looking at the psychodynamic...,
When looking at the psychodynamic...
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5.7 Humanistic psychology
What approach in psychology is ma...,
What are the five tiers of maslow...,
List some of the physiological ne...
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6.1 The nervous system
What 2 sections is the nervous sy...,
What 2 sections is the central ne...,
What is the function of the centr...
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6.2 Neurons and synaptic transmission
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6.3 Endocrine system
What do endocrine glands do,
What are hormones,
What part does the blood stream p...
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6.4 The fight-or-flight response
What is the purpose of the fight ...,
How are the amygdala and hypothal...,
What does the amygdala do
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6.5 Localisation of function
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6.6 Lateralisation and split-brain research
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6.7 Plasticity and functional recovery of the brain
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6.8 Ways of studying the brain
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6.9 Circadian rhythms
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6.10 Ultradian and infradian rhythms
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6.11 Endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers
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