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Social influence – types of conformity
What is compliance,
What is identification,
What is internalisation
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Social Influence, –Asch
What was the aim of asch s classi...,
What was the procedure of asch s ...,
What was the findings of asch s c...
10
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Social influence – conformity to social roles
What is a social role,
What was the aim of the stanford ...,
What was the procedure of the sta...
10
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Social influence – obedience
What is obedience,
What was the aim of milgram study...,
What was the procedure of milgram...
14
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Social Influence - Social Psychological Facotors -obedience
What is the agentic state,
What is an autonomous individual ...,
What is the agentic shift
9
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Social Influence - Authoritarian Personality
What is the dispositions explanat...,
What is the authoritarian persona...,
What is the authoritarian persona...
9
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Social Influence - Resistance To Social Influence
What is resistance to social infl...,
What did asch find about social s...,
What is a locus of control
8
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Social Influence - Minority Influence
What is minority influence,
What are some real life examples ...,
What was moscovici study
12
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Social Influence - Social Change
What is the definition of social ...,
What is social influence,
What is the pneumonic don t climb...
16
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Memories – coding capacity and duration
What is meant by duration,
What is meant by capacity,
What is coding
26
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Memory – Multi Store Memory Model
Give an overview of the msm,
There are separate sensory stores...,
How does information go from the ...
8
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Memory - working memory model
What is the working memory,
Who established the working memor...,
What are the features of the wmm
16
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Memory - long-term memory
What is meant by declarative,
What is meant by non decorative,
What did nell ting figure
10
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Memory - Forgetting– interference
What is meant by forgetting,
What do psychologists believe abo...,
What is the definition of interfe...
13
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Memory - Forgetting – retrieval failure
What is retrieval failure,
Who proposed the encoding specifi...,
What is the encoding specificity ...
15
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Memory - eyewitness testimony – misleading information
What is an eyewitness,
What is an eyewitness testimony,
What is the process of eyewitness...
17
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Memory – eyewitness testimony – anxiety
What is anxiety,
What is the negative effect of an...,
What is the weapons focus effect
15
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Memory - cognitive interview
What is the cognitive interview,
What is the cognitive interview,
What did fisher and geiselman argue
15
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Psychopathology - definitions of abnormality
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Psychopathology - characteristics of disorders
0
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Psychopathology - Behavioural Approach To explaining phobias
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Psychopathology - behavioural approach to treating phobias
0
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Psychopathology - cognitive approach to explaining depression
0
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Psychopathology - cognitive approach to treating depression
0
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Psychopathology - biological approach to explaining OCD
0
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Psychopathology - Biological approach to the treatment of OCD
0
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Attachment - caregiver infant interactions
What is attachment,
Why is attachment important,
How do babies and mothers communi...
13
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Attachment - Stages of attachment
What are multiple attachments,
What was shaffer and emerson stud...,
What were the findings of shaffer...
20
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Attachment - role of the father
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Attachment - animal studies
What is ethology,
What is an animal experiment,
What was lorenz experiment on imp...
11
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Attachment - learning theory
What does learning theory propose,
What does classical conditioning ...,
What is the process of classical ...
8
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Attachment - Ainsworth
What is ainsworth strange situation,
What was the strange situation me...,
What are some criticisms of the s...
12
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Attachment -Ainsworth cultural variations
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Attachment - maternal deprivation
What was bowlby s maternal depriv...,
What is the disruption effect,
What is the pdd model
13
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Attachment - institutionalisation
What are the effects of instituti...,
What is disinhibited attachment,
What was goldfarbs research
8
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Attachment - influence on early attachment
What four principles did balby de...,
What is meant by attachment havin...,
Why is a mono tropic attachment i...
6
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Attachment - Bowlbys Theory
What did bowlby believe about att...,
What are the three components to ...,
What is the internal working model
15
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