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lesson 5 aims, hypotheses and pilot studies research methods
Define aim 1,
What should the aim include 2,
Define hypothesis 3
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lesson 6 sampling techniques research methods
Define target population 1,
What should a sample be 2,
What is random sampling 3
17
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lesson 7 experimental design research methods
Define experimental design 1,
What are the three types of exper...,
What are independent groups 3
14
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lesson 8 control of extraneous variables research methods
Difference between extraneous and...,
What are participant variables 2,
How do we solve participant varia...
9
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lesson 9 ethics research methods
What do all researchers have to f...,
What are the rules researchers ha...,
What is informed consent 3
10
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lesson 10 peer review research methods
What do peer reviews aim to do 1,
What do peer reviews involve 2,
What do the other psychologists c...
11
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lesson 11 psychology and the economy research methods
Define the economy 1,
What are the ways that psychology...,
What does research into social in...
6
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lesson 7 Ainsworth's strange situation attachments
How is type of attachment tested 1,
What does the strange situation t...,
Who does the strange situation te...
32
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lesson 8 influence of early attachment on later relationships attachments
What is an internal working model 1,
Short term consequence of interna...,
Long term consequence of internal...
19
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lesson 9 cultural variations in attachments
Define culture 1,
What is an individualistic culture 2,
What is a collectivist culture 3
10
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lesson 10 Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation attachments
What is the maternal deprivation ...,
What is maternal deprivation 2,
What is separation 3
10
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lesson 11 romanian orphan studies: effects of institutionalisation attachments
What is institutionalisation 1,
What are the two negative consequ...,
What was found out about romanian...
10
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Lesson 1 the nervous system biopsych
What is the nervous system divide...,
What is the central nervous syste...,
What is the peripheral nervous sy...
13
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Lesson 2 neurons biopsych
What do neurons enable 1,
What does the cell body do 2,
What did dendrites do 3
21
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Lesson 3 synaptic transmission biopsych
What do neurons transmit 1,
Where do neurons transmit electri...,
What happens when the action pote...
17
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Lesson 4 endocrine system biopsych
What does the endocrine system do 1,
What do endocrine glands do 2,
Blank 3
18
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Lesson 5 fight or flight response biopsych
What is the fight or flight respo...,
What stimulates the sympathetic n...,
What stimulates the adrenal medul...
7
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Lesson 6: localisation of function biopsych
Define localisation of function 1,
Define contralateral organisation 2,
What does the left hemisphere of ...
17
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Lesson 7 hemispheric lateralisation biopsych
Define hemispheric lateralisation 1,
Where are language centress later...,
What is the broca s area responsi...
11
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Lesson 8 split-brain research biopsych
Why did surgeons cut the corpus c...,
Where does information from the l...,
Where does information from the r...
12
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Lesson 9 plasticity and functional recovery biopsych
Define brain plasticity 1,
What does plasticity allow 2,
Kuhn et al 2014 3
15
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Lesson 10 ways of studying the brain
What are the ways of studying the...,
What does an fmri provide 2,
What does an fmri use 3
18
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lesson 1 origins of psychology approaches
Define psychology 1,
What subject did psychology emerg...,
Who is known as the father of psy...
15
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lesson 2 classical conditioning- Pavlov's research approaches
What is classical conditioning 1,
Who first demonstrated classical ...,
What did the dogs do before class...
12
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lesson 3 operant conditioning approaches
What is operant conditioning 1,
What is reinforcement 2,
What is punishment 3
20
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Lesson 4 The Learning Approach
Define the social learning theory 1,
Who devised the social learning t...,
What is step 1 of the social lear...
16
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Lesson 5 Cognitive Approach
Define the cognitive approach 1,
What does the cognitive approach ...,
What are internal mental processes 3
26
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lesson 6 the biological approach
What does the biological approach...,
Define heredity 2,
What influences how a gene develo...
33
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Lesson 7 the psychodynamic approach
What does this approach assume 1,
What part of the mind did freud s...,
What did freud say the mind was l...
70
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Lesson 8 humanistic approach
What are the basic assumptions of...,
What does every individual is uni...,
What does free will mean 3
39
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lesson 9 comparison of approaches
Focus of study for the learning t...,
Focus of study for cognitive appr...,
Focus of study for biological app...
32
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lesson 1 content and thematic analysis
Define content analysis 1,
How can data be analysed in conte...,
What type of technique is content...
18
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lesson 2 case studies
What is the purpose of a case stu...,
When do case studies take place 2,
What methods can case studies use...
6
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lesson 11 circadian rhythms
Define biological rhythms 1,
What are the three types of biolo...,
What are circadian rhythms 3
16
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lesson 12 ultradian and infradian rhythms
What are ultradian rhythms 1,
Example of an ultradian rhythm 2,
What does each stage in the sleep...
5
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lesson 3 assessing and improving reliability
Define reliability 1,
What are two ways to test reliabi...,
What is the test retest method 3
14
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lesson 1: top-down approach
Define offender profiling 1,
What idea is offender profiling b...,
Who was the top down approach dev...
12
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lesson 2 bottom-up approach
What type of approach is the bott...,
What does the bottom up approach ...,
What happens with the statistical...
21
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lesson 4 types of validity- assessing and improving validity
Define validity 1,
Define internal validity 2,
Define external validity 3
17
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lesson 5 and 6 research methods- features of science
Define science 1,
Define psychology 2,
Define objectivity 3
31
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lesson 7 reporting psychological investigations
What are some general points writ...,
What are the 7 parts of a report 2,
What should be included in the ti...
9
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lesson 3 atavistic form
What did cesare lombroso suggest 1,
When was the historical approach ...,
What did offenders have according...
12
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lesson 4 genetic and neural explanations
What can criminal behaviour be 1,
What are the genes that play a ro...,
What are the genes called that pl...
14
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lesson 5 eyseneck’s criminal personality
What did eysenck say about our pe...,
What do all personality types have 2,
What do offenders have 3
10
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lesson 6 cognitive explanations
Who came up with the moral reason...,
What is moral reasoning 2,
What are offenders more likely to...
15
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lesson 7 differential association theory
Who came up with the theory 1,
What does the theory propose 2,
How does someone develop pro crim...
9
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lesson 8 psychodynamic explanations
What do offenders have 1,
What are the three types of inade...,
What is a weak superego 3
10
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lesson 9 custodial sentencing
What are the 4 aims of custodial ...,
What is deterrence 2,
What is general deterrence 3
19
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lesson 10 behaviour modification
Define behaviour modification 1,
What is token economy 2,
What are secondary reinforcers 3
13
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lesson 11 anger management
How many stages does anger manage...,
What is the first stage of anger ...,
What is the second stage of anger...
12
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lesson 12 restorative justice
What is restorative justice 1,
What does the trained mediator do 2,
What is the victim given 3
11
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lesson 1 evolutionary explanations
According to evolutionary psychol...,
What are male gametes like 2,
What are female gametes like 3
16
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lesson 2 self-disclosure
Define self disclosure 1,
What happens as people build trus...,
What can self diclosing too quick...
11
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lesson 1 issues associated with the classification and diagnosis for SZ
What is schizophrenia characteris...,
What does schizophrenia affect 2,
What are the two classification s...
37
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lesson 2 biological explanations
What are the two factors biologic...,
How are genetic factors tested 2,
What are family studies 3
27
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lesson 3 psychological explanations of SZ
What have psychologists attempted...,
What are the three ways family dy...,
What is the schizophrenogenic mot...
20
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lesson 4 biological therapies for SZ
What is the most common treatment...,
How can the drugs be taken 2,
When do injections tend to be giv...
33
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lesson 5 psychological therapies
What are the three main psycholog...,
What is cbt 2,
How long is cbt 3
26
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