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Evaluations
Cultural relativism,
Demand characteristics,
Deterministic
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Social Influence - Introduction to Social Psychology
What is social influence,
What is a social group,
What is a social role
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Social Influence - Conformity
What is conformity,
Who suggested that there are thre...,
What is a private and public atti...
53
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Social Influence - Obedience
What is obedience,
Aimmilgram 1963 original obedienc...,
Proceduremilgram 1963 original ob...
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Social Influence - Minority Influence and Social Change
What is minority influence,
What are key aspects of minority ...,
How does a minority change the op...
40
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Memory - Introduction to Memory
Procedurebaddeley 1966 coding in ...,
Findings and conclusionsbaddeley ...,
Procedurejacobs 1887 capacity of stm
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Memory - Types of Memory
What are the key assumptions of a...,
What is the multi store model,
What are the sensory stores witin...
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Memory - Types of Long-Term Memory
What are the three types of long ...,
What is episodic memory,
What is semantic memory
11
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Memory - The Working Memory Model
What is baddeley and hitchs 1974 ...,
What is the central executive,
What is the phonological loop
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Memory - Forgetting
What is interference,
What is proactive interference,
What is retroactive interference
27
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Memory - Memory Accuracy
What can leading questions result in,
What is a response bias explanation,
What is a substitution explanation
51
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Attachment - Introduction to Attachment
What is monotropy,
What is institutionalisation,
What is insecure resistant attach...
19
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Attachment - How We Form Attachments
What is attachment,
How can we recognise an attachment,
Why do we form attachments
35
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Attachment - Methods in Attachment Research
Procedurelorenz 1952 imprinting,
Findings and conclusionslorenz 19...,
Procedureharlow 1958 importance o...
16
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Attachment - Why We Form Attachments
What are the key points of dollar...,
What is the importance of food,
What is the role of classical con...
33
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Attachment - Broken Attachments
What are the key assumptions of b...,
Why is continued emotional care f...,
What may separation lead to
31
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Attachment - Attachment Styles
Aimainsworth 1969 the strange sit...,
Procedure categories ainsworth 19...,
Procedure episodes ainsworth 1969...
25
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Attachment - The Continuity Hypothesis
What are childhood relationships,
What are adult relationships,
What are internal working models
22
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Attachment - The Role of the Father
Do babies form primary attachment...,
Do babies form secondary attachme...,
What do attachments with the moth...
13
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Approaches in Psychology - Origins of Psychology
What was psychology known as prev...,
What is cartesian dualism,
What is empiricism
27
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Approaches in Psychology - Psychodynamic Approach
What are the key assumptions of t...,
What is freud s psychoanalytic th...,
What is the tripartite structure ...
17
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Approaches in Psychology - Behaviourist Approach
What are the key assumptions of t...,
What is classical conditioning,
Give an example of classical cond...
20
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Approaches in Psychology - Cognitive Approach
What are the key assumptions of t...,
What does the cognitive approach ...,
How does the cognitive approach u...
23
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Approaches in Psychology - Biological Approach
What at first is everything psych...,
What basis does behaviour have,
What is the link between mind and...
24
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Approaches in Psychology - Social Learning Theory
What is the learning theory all a...,
What is reinforcement,
What is positive reinforcement
30
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Approaches in Psychology - Humanistic Approach
What are the key assumptions of t...,
What is the centre of the humanis...,
What is self actualisation and ma...
14
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Approaches in Psychology - Comparisons
Behaviouristviews on development,
Social learningviews on development,
Cognitiveviews on development
30
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Biopsychology - Neurons
What is the function of neurons,
What are the different types of n...,
What are motor neurons
20
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Biopsychology - Divisions of the Nervous System
What is the nervous system,
What are the nervous systems two ...,
What is the structure and functio...
7
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Biopsychology - The Endocrine System and the Fight or Flight Response
What are the key features of the ...,
What are glands,
What are hormones
13
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Biopsychology - Brain Localisation and Lateralisation
What is the holistic theory of th...,
What is localisation of function,
What is lateralisation
37
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Biopsychology - Brain Plasticity
What are the key features of brai...,
How are synaptic connections in t...,
What studies support the concept ...
15
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Biopsychology - Methods of Studying the Brain
What methods are there to studyin...,
How are medical techniques used t...,
How does an fmri work
14
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Biopsychology - Biological Rhythms
What are the key features of circ...,
What are biological rhythms gover...,
What are the 4 different biologic...
31
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Biopsychology - Controlling Biological Rhythms
What are key features of endogeno...,
What is the suprachiasmatic nucleus,
How do chipmunks and hamsters dem...
15
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Psychopathology - Introduction to Psychopathology
What is the history of mental hea...,
What is the dsm,
Why is the dsm updated
7
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Psychopathology - Defining Abnormality
How can you define abnormality,
How do you define abnormality in ...,
How does abnormality link to beha...
29
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Psychopathology - The Behaviourist Approach to Phobias
What are the behavioural factors ...,
What are the emotional factors of...,
What are the cognitive factors of...
40
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Psychopathology - The Cognitive Approach to Depression
What are the behavioural factors ...,
What are the emotional factors of...,
What are the cognitive factors of...
58
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Psychopathology - The Biological Approach to OCD
What are the behavioural factors ...,
What are the emotional factors of...,
What are the cognitive factors of...
43
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Research Methods - The Experimental and Non-Experimental Methods
What is an experiment,
What is a laboratory experiment,
What are the strengths of a labor...
77
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Research Methods - Scientific Processes
What is the dependent variable,
What is the independent variable,
What is the controlled variable
124
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Research Methods - Data Handling and Analysis
What are tables,
What are bar charts,
What are histograms
47
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Research Methods - Inferential Testing
When are statistical tests used,
What are the three criteria when ...,
What are the tests of difference
24
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Gender - Introduction to Sex and Gender
What are the key features of sex ...,
Why is sex a biological status,
Why is gender a psychosocial status
22
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Gender - Biological Influences on Sex and Gender
What is the role of chromosomes,
How is a baby s sex determined,
What is the sry gene
15
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Gender - Atypical Gender Development
What are the key features of klin...,
Who does klinefelter s syndrome a...,
What are some physical effects of...
15
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Gender - Social Explanations of Gender
What are the key features of soci...,
How does the social learning theo...,
How are gender appropriate behavi...
14
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Gender - Cognitive Explanations of Gender
What are the key features of kohl...,
Why is it called the cognitive de...,
How does gender development paral...
28
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Gender - Psychodynamic Explanation of Gender
What are the key features of freu...,
What is the key time for gender d...,
What is the oedipus complex
13
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Gender - The Influence of Culture and Media on Gender Roles
What are the key features of cult...,
How does nature vs nurture play a...,
What was mead s research
16
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Schizophrenia - Features of Schizophrenia
How is schizophrenia classified,
How do the dsm 5 and icd 10 differ,
What are positive symptoms of sch...
15
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Schizophrenia - Explanations for Schizophrenia
What is the genetic basis of schi...,
How does schizophrenia run in fam...,
How is schizophrenia polygenetic ...
32
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Schizophrenia - Therapies for Schizophrenia
What are the key features of typi...,
What are typical antipsychotic drugs,
How do dopamine antagonists work
30
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Schizophrenia - The Interactionist Approach
What are the key features of the ...,
What is the diathesis stress model,
What is meehl s model
15
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Addiction - Features of Addiction
How can you describe addiction,
What is physical dependence,
What is psychological dependence
7
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Addiction - Risk Factors in the Development of Addiction
What are the risk factors in the ...,
How may be genetic vulnerability ...,
How may stress be a risk factor i...
13
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Addiction - Explanations for Nicotine Addiction
What are the key features of the ...,
What is the role of nachrs,
How is desensitisation caused by ...
30
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Addiction - Explanations for Gambling Addiction
What are the key features of the ...,
How can vicarious reinforcement b...,
How can direct reinforcement be p...
28
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Addiction - Reducing Addiction
What are the key features of drug...,
What do aversive drugs do,
What do agonists do
44
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Addiction - Theories of Behaviour Change
What are the key features of the ...,
What is the theory of planned beh...,
What are personal attitudes
29
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Issues & Debates - Gender Bias
What are the key features of gend...,
Why is bias inevitable,
How does alpha bias exaggerate di...
18
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Issues & Debates - Cultural Bias
What are the key features of cult...,
Can results found in psychologica...,
How is universality assumed for r...
14
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Issues & Debates - Free Will-Determinism
What are the key features of free...,
What is free will,
What is hard determinism fatalism
13
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Issues & Debates - Nature-Nurture
What are the key features of the ...,
What is nature,
What is nurture
14
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Issues & Debates - Reductionism-Holism
What is holism,
What is reductionism,
What are levels of explanation
16
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Issues & Debates - Idiographic-Nomothetic
What are the key features of the ...,
What is the idiographic approach,
What research methods are used in...
17
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Issues & Debates - Socially Sensitive Research
What are the key features of ethi...,
When do ethical issues arise,
Why are wider ethical implication...
15
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