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social influence-conformity
Asch s line study aims,
Findings of asch,
Variables investigated by asch
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social influence- obedience
Milgram 1963 procedure,
Four verbal prods used in milligr...,
Milgram 1963 findings
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social influence- resistance to social influence
Dissenting peer,
Dissenting partner milgram,
Strength of resting conformity su...
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social influence- minority influence
Minority influence,
How is minority influence differe...,
Internalisation
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social influence and social change
Minority influence,
Lessons from drawing attention mi,
Lessons from consistency mi
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memory- coding capacity and duration
Who was the main person to study ...,
What was the procedure of baddele...,
What was the findings of baddeley...
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memory- MSM
Who proposed the multi store mode...,
Diagram of the multi store model,
Sensory register in msm
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memory- LTM types
What are the three stores of ltm,
What does ltm store 1 episodic me...,
How are episodic memories complex
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memory- WMM
Who,
What does the wmm show,
Wmm
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memory- interference (explanations for forgetting)
What is interference,
What is proactive interference,
What is retroactive interference
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memory- retrieval failure (explanations for forgetting)
How does lack of cues cause retri...,
Encoding,
Links between encoded cues and ma...
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memory- eye witness testimony: misleading information
Who investigated effect of leadin...,
Loftus and palmer 1974 leading qu...,
Loftus and palmer 1974 leading qu...
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memory- eye witness testimony: anxiety
Who investigated negative affect ...,
Who investigated positive affect ...,
Johnson and scott 1976 anxiety ne...
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memory- eye witness testimony: the cognitive interview
What s the cognitive interview,
Four techniques used in ci,
Report everything in ci
11
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biopsychology- the nervous system
What is the nervous system,
What s the cns,
What is the cns made up of
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biopsychology- structure and function of neurons
What is a neuron,
How do neurons transmit info,
What do all neurons consist of
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biopsychology- synaptic transmission
What is synaptic transmission,
What is a synapse,
What is an action potential
11
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biopsychology- endocrine system
What is the endocrine system,
Speed of the endocrine system com...,
What is a hormone
11
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biopsychology- localisation of function
What does localisation of functio...,
What does lateralisation of funct...,
How does lateralisation of functi...
25
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biopsychology- hemispheric lateralisation
Hemispheric lateralisation,
Localisation of function,
Lateralisation of function
25
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biopsychology- plasticity and functional recovery
What is plasticity,
What is functional recovery,
Romanian orphans study for plasti...
15
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biopsychology- studying the brain
Methods of studying the brain,
What are the 2 types of resolutio...,
How does temporal imaging work
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biopsychology- circadian rhythms
What are circadian rhythms,
What is an example of a circadian...,
What are endogenous pacemakers
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biopsychology- infradian and ultradian rhythms
What is an infradian rhythm,
What is an example of an infradia...,
What study explored infradian rhy...
16
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biopsychology- fight or flight
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biopsychology- EZ and EP in the sleep/wake cycle
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attachment- caregiver-infant interactions
Importance of early interactions,
Two types of interaction,
Interactions involve reciprocity
14
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attachment- Schaffers stages of attachment
Stage 1,
Stage 2,
Stage 3
10
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attachment- role of the father
Primary attachment role of the fa...,
Secondary attachments with father,
Distinctive role for father
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attachment- animal studies
Lorenz procedure,
Lorenz findings,
Lorenz conclusions
12
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attachment- explanations of attachment: learning theory
Who came up with learning theory,
What s the importance of food in ...,
Role of classical conditioning in...
10
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attachment- explanations of attachment: Bowlby's theory
What was bowlby s theory called,
What is monotropy,
Monotropic theory
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attachment- types of attachment
Who did the strange situation,
Procedure of the strange situation,
Categories used to judge in stran...
12
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attachment- cultural variations
Who did a meta analysis on cultur...,
Procedure for meta analysis of va...,
Findings of van izendoorn and kro...
14
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attachment- theory of maternal deprivation
Who s theory is maternal deprivation,
Maternal deprivation continued ca...,
Maternal deprivation separation m...
14
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attachment- Romanian orphan studies: institutionalisation
Procedure of romanian orphan studies,
Findings of romanian orphan studies,
Conclusion of romanian orphan stu...
13
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attachment- influence of early attachment on later relationships
First attachment is a template fo...,
Good attachment good relationship...,
Bad attachment bad relationship e...
12
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relationships- evolutionary explanations
What is a relationship,
Natural selection,
Sexual selection
15
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relationships- explanations for partner preference
Natural and sexual selection,
Sexual selection,
Anisogamy
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relationships- factors affecting attraction: self-disclosure
Self disclosure,
Social penetration theory s d lim...,
Social penetration theory penetra...
11
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relationships- factors affecting attraction: physical attractiveness
Importance of attractiveness faci...,
Importance of attractiveness baby...,
Importance of attractiveness halo...
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relationships- factors affecting attraction: filter theory
Filter theory,
First filter,
Second filter
10
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relationships- theories of romantic relationships: SET
Social exchange theory assumes re...,
Set nature of rewards and costs,
Set cl is measure of profit
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relationships- theories of romantic relationships: equity theory
Role of equity need for equity in...,
Role of equity,
Role of equity
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relationships- theories of romantic relationships: Rusbult's model
Investment model an extension of set,
Im commitment results for what th...,
Im commitment results for satisfa...
14
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relationships- theories of romantic relationships: Duck's phase model
What are the four phases in ducks...,
What is ducks model a theory of,
What does duck argue each phase has
16
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relationships- virtual relationships
Self disclosure,
What are the two opposing theorie...,
Nature of virtual relationships
12
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relationships- parasocial relationships
What is the cas and how was it used,
What are the three levels of para...,
Entertainment social level
17
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approaches- origins of psychology
Wilhem wundt life,
Wilhelm wundt,
Example of standardised procedure...
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approaches- learning approaches: behaviourist approach
Focus on observable behaviour only,
Use of controlled lab studies,
Who did they use as experimental ...
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approaches- learning approaches: SLT
How does slt feel about the behav...,
What is vicarious reinforcement,
How does vicarious reinforcement ...
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approaches- learning approaches: the cognitive approach
How does cognitive contrast the b...,
How do cognitive psychologists st...,
What are of schemas
11
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approaches- biological approach
Everything psychological is first...,
The mind and body for the biologi...,
What s the neurochemical basis of...
15
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approaches- psychodynamic approach
What did sigmund freud suggest th...,
Conscious,
What is the pre conscious
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approaches- humanistic approach
How does the humanistic approach ...,
Maslow s hierarchy of needs highe...,
How does maslow s hierarchy of ne...
15
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approaches- comparison of approaches
Behaviourist views on development,
Social learning views on development,
Cognitive approach views on devel...
30
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schizophrenia- classification and diagnosis
How prevalent is schizophrenia,
Diagnosis of sz,
Classification of sz
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schizophrenia- biological explanations
Genetic basis of sz family studies,
Who investigated family studies i...,
Genetic basis of sz candidate genes
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schizophrenia- psychological explanations
How does family dysfunction cause sz,
What are the two psychological ex...,
How does family dysfunction cause sz
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schizophrenia- biological treatments
Typical antipsychotics dopamine a...,
Typical antipsychotics block dopa...,
What is an example of a typical a...
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schizophrenia- psychological treatments
What are the two examples of psyc...,
What is the aim of cbt,
How many sessions are suggested
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schizophrenia- management of schizophrenia
How did token economies develop i...,
Who identified three categories o...,
What did mason et al 2016 do for ...
13
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schizophrenia- interactionist approach
Diathesis,
Stress in sz context,
What does the diathesis stress mo...
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psychopathology- definitions of abnormality: statistical infrequency
How do we define abnormality in t...,
Normal behaviour,
Abnormal behaviour
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psychopathology- definitions of abnormality: deviation from social norms
How is abnormality defined for de...,
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research methods- case studies
Case studies,
Who provides the data in case stu...,
Who is often tested in case studies
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research methods- content analysis and coding
What is content analysis,
What types of communication may b...,
What is the role of coding in con...
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research methods- experimental method
What s the definition of aims,
What s an operationalised hypothesis,
What s a directional hypothesis
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research methods- experimental designs
Independant groups,
Evaluation of independent groups,
Ao3 of inderpemdant groups
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research methods- types of experiment
What is a laboratory experiment,
Evaluate lab experiments,
Ao3 of lab experiments
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research methods- sampling
What s the definition of population,
Sample,
Generalisation
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research methods- ethical issues
What s the issue with conflict wh...,
How is conflict dealt with,
Bps code of conduct
16
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research methods- correlations
What is a correlation,
What is a scattergram,
What is a positive correlation
15
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research methods- observational techniques
What is an observation,
Evaluation of observations,
Ao3 of observation capture what p...
27
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research methods- observational design
Behavioural categories,
Evaluation of behavioural charact...,
Ao3 of behavioural categories
12
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research methods- self-report techniques
What are the two types of self re...,
What are questionnaires,
Evaluate questionnaires
17
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research methods- self-report design
How do you write,
What is a closed question,
What type of data is a close q
17
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research methods- types of data
What is quantitative data,
Evaluation of qualitative data,
Ao3 of qualitative data
20
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research methods- measures of central tendency and dispersion
What s the mean,
Evaluation of the mean,
Ao3 of mean
22
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research methods- presentation of quantitive data
What are tables,
W,
What are the characteristics of h...
12
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research methods- mathematical content
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research methods- statistical testing: the sign test
What is significance,
What is probability,
What is the accepted level of pro...
11
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research methods- peer review
What is a peer review,
What are the aims of the peer review,
Evaluation of the peer review
7
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research methods- psychological research and the economy
How has attachments research into...,
How has the development of treatm...
2
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psychopathology
Deviation from social norms,
Statistical infrequency,
Failure to function adequately
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aggression- neural and hormonal mechanisms in aggression
What is the role of the limbic sy...,
What makes up the limbic system,
What is the role of the amygdala ...
23
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aggression- genetic factors
Who studies the genetic factors i...
1
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aggression- ethological explanation of aggression
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aggression- evolutionary explanations
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