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Evaluations
What is evaluation,
How do we evaluate,
What are the 6 critical questions...
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Key Terms
Unconscious mind,
Conscious mind,
Preconscious mind
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Origin and Unconscious mind
Who was the approach developed by...,
What does the approach state,
What is the conscious mind
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The Psychodynamic Approach - The Tripartite Theory
What 3 components make up the hum...,
Describe the id,
Describe the ego
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Ego Defence Mechanisms
What are ego defence machanisms,
What is repression,
What is an example of repression
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Influence of Early Childhood Experiences on Adult Behaviours and Personality
How did freud view childhood,
What are erogenous zones,
How are the pleasure seeking ener...
19
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Evaluation
One strength of the psychodynamic...,
One weakness of the psychodynamic...,
A strength of the psychodynamic a...
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The Psychodynamic Approach - Dream Analysis
What causes abnormality freud arg...,
What is the aim of dream analysis,
What is an ethical issue of dream...
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The Psychodynamic Approach: John Bowlby METHODOLOGY
What research method was used in ...,
What 2 groups where there in the ...,
What type of group was used and why
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The Psychodynamic Approach: John Bowlby PROCEDURES
How was the sample obtained,
What happened to each child on ar...,
What did the psychologist who con...
9
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The Psychodynamic Approach: John Bowlby FINDINGS
How could it be determined what p...,
Why did bowlby recognise that it ...,
What was bowlby s overall view on...
22
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The Psychodynamic Approach: John Bowlby CONCLUSIONS
What is the conclusion to be drawn,
What view did bowlby subscribe to...,
What was the particular early exp...
8
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The Cognitive Approach - Internal Mental Processes
What5 are internal mental processes,
What do cognitive psychologists p...,
What does this assumption see hum...
16
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The Cognitive Approach - Schemas
What is a schema,
A schema is a packet,
What are we all born with the inn...
22
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The Cognitive Approach - Computer Analogies
What is an analogy,
What is an analogy used for,
How have cognitive psychologists ...
10
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The Cognitive Approach - CBT
If the way we process and interpr...,
What is the goal of cognitive beh...,
What is the role of schemas in me...
14
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The Cognitive Approach - CBT: Dysfunctional Thought Diary
What are clients asked to keep a ...,
What do clients rate first then w...,
How does dysfunctional thought di...
3
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The Cognitive Approach - CBT: Cognitive Restructuring
Once the client has a better unde...,
What are the distorted thoughts r...,
What is an example of cognitive r...
4
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The Cognitive Approach - CBT: Pleasant Activity Scheduling
What is the client asked to plan,
What could a pleasant activity be,
What is the client asked to keep ...
6
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: METHODOLOGY
How many experiments were there i...,
What type of experiments were they,
What experimental design was used
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: PROCEDURES (exp. 1)
How many clips were the participa...,
What were the clips that the part...,
How long did each clip last for
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: PROCEDURES (exp. 2)
What did the second experiment in...,
What were the participants shown ...,
What were the participants in par...
9
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: FINDINGS (exp. 1)
What was calculated for each expe...,
What was the mean speed estimate ...,
What was the mean speed estimate ...
7
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: FINDINGS (exp. 2)
In part 1 describe the speed esti...,
When did partici,
How many people in the hit group ...
5
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The Cognitive Approach - Loftus and Palmer: CONCLUSIONS
What do the findings indicate abo...,
What were the 2 explanations that...,
What are response bias factors in...
10
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The Behaviourist Approach - Background
When was behaviourism developed,
Who was john watson,
Who did john watson disagree with
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The Behaviourist Approach - Blank Slate
What does humans are born like a ...,
What were behaviourists such as w...,
What is radical behaviourism
13
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The Behaviourist Approach - Conditioning
What are the two types of conditi...,
What is classical conditioning le...,
What is the basic idea behind cla...
19
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The Behaviourist Approach - Humans and Animals
What do behaviourists argue about...,
What are the only types of differ...,
Why do behaviourists believe we c...
6
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The Behaviourist Approach - Aversion Therapy
What does the behaviourist approa...,
What is counterconditioning,
What is aversion therapy a type of
17
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The Behaviourist Approach - Watson and Rayner : METHODOLOGY
Who does the study involve,
What type of study was this,
Why was the study not a case study
6
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The Behaviourist Approach - Watson and Rayner : PROCEDURES
How were responses recorded,
How were albert s emotional respo...,
What sound was albert tested with
19
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The Behaviourist Approach - Watson and Rayner : FINDINGS
How was albert described before c...,
What did hospital attendants and ...,
How did albert react the first ti...
8
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The Behaviourist Approach - Watson and Rayner : CONCLUSIONS
What did the study show was easy ...,
What did the study demonstrate co...,
What did watson and raymer sugges...
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