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research methods
types of exp and pros and cons and ethics, types of interview
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ltm memory and msm
What are the 3 types of ltm,
What is the definition of memory,
What is semantic ltm
33
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attachment
What is attachment,
What is needed for an attachment ...,
What are the ways children show t...
26
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ss and cultural variations in attachment
What are the characteristics of s...,
Characteristics of insecure avoid...,
Characteristics of insecure resis...
14
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types of forgetting and ewt
What is forgetting,
What are the 2 types of interference,
What is proactive interference
22
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cognitive interview
What is cognitive interview,
What are the 4 methods used in co...,
What are the characteristics of a...
9
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the origins for psychology
What is empiricism,
What is introspection,
What is the scientific method
12
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behaviourist approach
What is the fundamental belief of...,
What is the main methodology for ...,
What else is key about the behavi...
16
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conformity
Definition of social influence,
What is conformity def,
What are the 3 types of conformity
19
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obedience
What is obedience,
What are the 4 factors that affec...,
What does the proximity of the au...
28
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psychodynamic approach
Who was it developed by,
What is the fundamental belief,
What does it emphasise
39
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humanistic approach
What is the fundamental belief,
Methodology of humanistic approach,
Who was it developed by
12
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minority influence
Why can t minority groups influen...,
What is meant by minority influence,
What is the process by which mino...
26
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psychopathology-definitions of abormality
What are the 4 definitions of abn...,
Definition of statistical infrequ...,
Si evaluation
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psychopathology- characteristics of mental disorders
Emotional characteristics of phobias,
Cognitive characteristics of phobias,
Behavioural characteristics of ph...
17
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peer review
What is research published in to ...,
What are psychology journals,
Where does the research get send ...
11
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RM 2 data
What is data that exist in catego...,
What is ordinal data,
What is nominal data
96
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bowlby's theories
Before he come up with his theory...,
Bmt bowlby suggested that babies ...,
Bmt why is it important that babi...
18
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the cognitive approach to explaining + treating depression
What does cbt stand for,
What does rebt stand for,
What does d stand fo
14
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divisions of the nervous system
What is part of the central nervo...,
What is part of the periphera ner...,
What do the spinal cord and brain do
34
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biological explanation and treatment for OCD
What are the 2 explanations,
What is the role of the comt gene...,
What is the role of the sert gene...
14
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neurons- types
how they communicate, synaptic transmission, summation, neurotransmitters, types and structure of neurons
69
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extraneous variables
F the results of a study are cons...,
When a study measures what it cla...,
What are the 3 types of extraneou...
23
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the endocrine system and the fight or flight response
Hormones are small that are relea...,
What are glands,
Glands in the brain however commu...
68
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brain localisation
localisation of function and hemispheric lateralisation and split brain research
49
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validity and reliability
under issues in psychological research
25
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inferential statistics
When we analyse our data we assum...,
How do we calulate the probability
71
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evolutionary explanations for partner preferences
including relationship between sexual selection and human reproductive behaviour
6
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brain plasticity
What does brain plasticity refer to,
What are the mechanisms of bp,
Explain how neuronal unmasking co...
84
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evolutionary explanations- relationships
for partner preferences and relationship between sexual selection and human reproductive behaviour
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factors affecting attraction in romantic relationships
self disclosure, physical attractiveness, including the matching hypothesis, filter theory, including social demography, similarity in attitudes and complementarity
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inferential statistics for ordinal data
What measures of central tendency...,
For the mann whitney u test what ...,
What do we do will the data in a ...
17
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ways of studying the brain
What are the 4 ways of studying t...,
What do fmris measure and what do...,
What are fmris useful for identif...
31
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biological rhythms
What are biological rhythms,
What are all biological rhythms g...,
What are the 4
40
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social exchange theory
a theory of romantic relationships
24
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reporting results/report writing
What are things not to write in a...,
What are the 8 components of a re...,
What is a title and what does it do
18
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split brain research and hemispheric lateralisation
Split brain patients show unusual...,
Briefly evaluate research using s...,
3
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endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers
What are pacemakers,
What is the term for the processe...,
S
25
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equity theory
What things to include for ao1 eq...,
What are the 3 ways of dealing wi...,
What does restore
18
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schizophrenia
Schizophrenia definition,
What are the 2 major classificati...,
What are the 2 types of symptoms ...
16
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virtual relationships
What is computer mediated communi...,
What are the 2 theories of virtua...,
What is reduced cues theory
5
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features of science
What is a paradigm,
What is paradigm shift,
Research example of paradigm shift
8
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