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1.1.1 Localisation of Brain Function (Bi) x
How do we know which areas of the...,
What are the two halves of the br...,
What are the cerebral hemispheres...
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1.1.1 Neurotransmitters (Bi) x
What are neurones,
What do multiple neurones form,
Do neurons physically connect
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1.1.1 Evolutionary influences (Bi) x
What does the evolutionary assump...,
Explain the process of evolution,
What is the biologically prepared...
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1.1.1 Biological explanation for relationship formation
What does evolutionary theory pro...,
How do traits that enhance sexual...,
What traits do men look for in women
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1.1.2 Psychosurgery
Applying the biological approach ...,
Psychosurgery aims,
Give an example of psychosurgery
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1.1.2 Psychosurgery evaluation
Cosgrove and rauch positve or neg...,
What did cosgrove and rauch find,
What is one weakness to cosgrove ...
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1.1.3 Strengths & Weaknesses (Biological Approach)
What is the first step in evaluation,
What is the second step of evalua...,
What is the third step in evaluation
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1.1.4 Classic Research (Bi)
What did research show about rats...,
What did severing the corpus call...,
What does the research on rats su...
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1.1.4 Raine Et Al Study (Bi)
What is research hypothesis 1,
What is the purpose of the contro...,
Is research hypothesis 1 adirecti...
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1.1.4 Evaluation Of Raine Study
Why is the study being a quasi ex...,
Give an example of a cv that coul...,
Because the study is a quasi expe...
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1.1.5 Biological Debate
What do neuroscientists study,
What has modern technology allowe...,
What is the debate surrounding ne...
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1.1.6 The Biological Approach compare and contrast (Bi)
What is the he assumption of the ...,
What research methods are used in...,
What therapy is used in the biolo...
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1.2.1 Tripartite Personality (PD)
What are the 3 levels of conscie,
What is psychic determinism,
How are contents of the
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1.2.1 The Unconcious Mind (PD)
What does this assumption say,
What analogy is used to explain t...,
What are the 3 parts to the icebe...
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1.2.1 Childhood Experiences (PD)
What did freud say we pass through,
To develop a healthy personality ...,
What can occur in some stages
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1.2.1 Psychodynamic explanation for relationship formation
What is the oedipus complex,
What happens in the oedipus complex,
How is this resolved
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1.2.2 applications of assumptions Dream Analysis (PD)
What is dream analysis,
What is our current psychological...,
What does dream analysis do to th...
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1.2.2 Dreams As Wish Fullfillment (PD)
What did freud suggest all dreams...,
What did freud base his third of ...,
What was the context of fred s dream
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1.2.2 Symbolic Nature Of Dreams (PD)
Why are unconscious desires disgu...,
What is manifest content,
What did feud believe about the m...
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1.2.2 Dreamwork & The Therapist (PD)
What is latent content,
What is manifest content,
What is the role of the therapist...
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1.2.2 Ethics Of dream Analysis (Ps)
How might dream analysis cause em...,
What do patients have to be warne...,
What cost benefit analysis has to...
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1.2.2 Effectiveness Of Dream Analysis (Ps)
Why is it difficult to assess the...,
What were some of keller et al s ...,
What percentage of therapy sessio...
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1.2.3 strengths and weaknesses (psychodynamic approach)
What is the first step in evaluation,
What is the second step of evalua...,
What is the third step in evaluation
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1.2.4 Bowlby Methodology And Procedure (PD)
What were the types of long lasti...,
What were some of the negative so...,
What were some of the negative em...
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1.2.4 Bowlby Findings And Conclusions (PD)
How many main personality types d...,
List the personality types,
Describe the normal personality type
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1.2.4 Bowlby Evaluation
Evaluation of methodologies and p...,
Why is there no casual findings i...,
Give an example of this
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1.2.5 debate - mother as the primary care giver for and against
What is a primary care giver,
What does the debate propose,
Outline the main arguements for t...
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1.2.5 debate - mother as the primary care giver evaluation
What is an ethical implication of...,
Why is this ethical implication p...,
What is a
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1.2.5 debate - mother as the primary care giver conclusion
Why is the view that the mother a...,
Use eveidence from bowlby to show...,
Give evidence to show how men are...
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1.2.6 Compare & Contrast Psychodynamic
Is the psychodynamic approach psy...,
What is the key assumption of the...,
What research methods are used in...
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1.3.1 The Behaviourist Approach (Be)
What does the behaviourist approa...,
When was the behaviourist approac...,
What is the main assumption of th...
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1.3.1 Blank Slate Assumption (Be)
What does tabula rasa mean,
What does this assumption mean,
What does the blank slate assumpt...
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1.3.1 Conditioning Assumption (Be)
What is conditioning,
What are the two types of conditi...,
In short what is classical condit...
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1.3.1 Learning Assumption (Be)
What does the learning assumption...,
What do behaviourists believe abo...,
If animals and humans learn in th...
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1.3.1 Behaviourist explanation for relationship formation
As behaviourists believe that all...,
What drives our behaviour accordi...,
Give an example of positive reinf...
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1.3.2 application of behaviourist approach to aversion therapy
How do behavioural therapies work,
What assumption and what conditio...,
Give an example of aversion therapy
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1.3.2 Main components of Aversion therapy
Give an example of aversion therapy,
What is aversion therapy commonly...,
How did badawy find away to modif...
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1.3.2 Evaluation of aversion therapy
What did miller do to try and fin...,
What did miller find,
What did smith et al find about a...
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1.3.3 Strengths And Weaknesses Of behaviourist Approach (Be)
What is strength 1 of the behavio...,
What can happen to these factors s1,
What can controlled experiments i...
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1.3.4 Classical Research - Little Albert
What was the little albert study ...,
What research method was used in ...,
Who was the participant
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1.3.4 Evaluation Of Little Albert
Methodology and procedure what wa...,
Methodology and procedure 1 evs w...,
Methodology and procedure 1 how w...
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1.3.4 Ethics & Social Of Little Albert
Harm albert was not protected fro...,
Harm watson and rayner initially ...,
Harm as time went on what became ...
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1.3.5 Conditioning Techniques To Control Children
What is the debate,
Home for the supernanny team advo...,
Home for the techniques the super...
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1.3.6 Compare & Contrast Behaviourist
Is the behaviourist approach psyc...,
What is the key assumption of the...,
What research methods are used in...
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1.4.1 Internal Mental Processes (Co)
What processes are seen as interc...,
These processing systems allow us...,
What is perception
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1.4.1 Computer Analogy (Co)
What does the computer analogy as...,
What is this assumption an extens...,
What process occurs in humans and...
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1.4.1 Schemas (Co)
What is a scheme,
What are some types of schema,
Give an example of an object schema
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1.4.1 Cognitive explanation for relationship formation
How can schemas be applied to rel...,
What did dion et al find about sc...,
What is the effect dion et al fou...
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1.4.2 apply Cognitive approach to CBT
How did beck suggest abnormal beh...,
What underlies the principles of cbt,
What is the role of the therapist...
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1.4.2 Main components of CBT
Who first developed the cognitive...,
What 2 approaches does cbt use,
What is the cognitive element
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1.4.2 CBT effectivness evaluation
What did david and avellino state...,
What did march et al find,
What did kuyken state about thera...
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1.4.2 CBT ethics evaluation
Is cbt ethical in terms of causin...,
Is cbt ethical in terms of consent,
Is cbt ethical in terms of psycho...
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1.4.3 strengths & weaknesses cognitive (Co)
One strength is that the cognitiv...,
What does rebt do,
Why is the useful application of ...
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1.4.4 - Classic Research Loftus & palmer (Co)
What did carmichael et al find ab...,
What does carmichael s research s...,
If we are faced with an ambiguous...
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1.4.4 Evaluation Of Loftus And Palmer Study (co)
One strength of the methodology w...,
What did the experiments involve,
What are the strengths of control...
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1.4.5 Cognitive Debate - Reliability Of EWT
Why do juries give a lot of weigh...,
What did the innocence project st...,
Why are wrongful convictions and ...
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1.4.6 Compare & Contrast Cognitive
Is the cognitive approach psychol...,
What is the key assumption of the...,
What research methods are used in...
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1.5.1 Acknowledgement Of Free Will (Po)
According to this assumption what...,
According to this assumption what...,
What are humans in charge of
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1.5.1 Authenticity Of Goodness And Excellence (Ps)
What did seligman feel a major ob...,
Give examples of negative states,
What does authentic mean
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1.5.1 The Good Life (Po)
According to this assumption what...,
What does the good life refer to,
What did seligman identify
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1.5.2 Effectiveness Of Mindfulness (Po)
What did brown and ryan s 2013 re...,
What did sharipo et al s 2002 rea...,
What did mantsiod giannov s resea...
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1.5.2 Ethics Of Mindfulness (Po)
What can improving mindfulness he...,
How did ruedy and schweitzer demo...,
Why is mindfulness good for all
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1.5.2 Mindfulness - Application of Assumptions (Po)
What does mindfulness create cond...,
What does mindfulness involve,
What does mindfulness help
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1.5.2 Mindfulness (Po)
What was kabat zinn s definition ...,
Mindfulness creates conditions fo...,
Where does mindfulness have its r...
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1.5.3 Strengths & Weaknesses Positive
Real life applications the positi...,
Real life applications eg schools...,
Real life applications what activ...
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1.5.4 Who Is Happy?
Who conducted the research and when,
The research wants to understand ...,
Myers and deiner looked at the ev...
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1.5.4 Evaluation Of Who Is Happy
Methodology the data collected by...,
Methodology self report when some...,
Methodology self report why might...
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1.5.4 Ethical & Social Myers & Deiner
The research raised very little r...,
There was no manipulation as you ...,
Why do you need to work with ethi...
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1.5.5 The relevance of positive psychology
Points that show positive psychol...,
What was the goal of positive psy...,
What is the issue with the other ...
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1.5.5 Relevance of positive psychology evaluation
What is a positive social implica...,
What is an ethical implication of...,
What is some evidence that shows ...
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1.5.6 Compare & Contrast Positive
Is the positive approach biologic...,
What is the key assumption of the...,
What research methods are used in...
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2.1.1 Experimental Methodologies (RM)
Give some strengths of a laborato...,
Give some weaknesses of lab exper...,
Give examples of demand character...
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2.1.1 Research terminology
What is a hypothesis,
What is an aim,
What is a directional hypothesis
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2.2.1 Observations (non experimental)
What do observations involve,
You can use a video camera to rec...,
What are some weaknesses of using...
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2.2.2 self report methods (non experimental)
What are two examples of self rep...,
What do self report methods involve,
Do self reports produce qualitati...
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2.2.3 Analyses (content, correlational) (Non experimental)
What is a content analysis,
What is a content analysis used for,
What sort of communications can a...
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2.2.4 Studies (non experimental)
What is a case study you,
What can case studies give you in...,
What are sources of info a psycho...
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2.2.5 Brain scans (non experimental)
What are brain scans,
What are the two types of brain scan,
What is a structural brain scan
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2.3.1 Participants & Probability sampling
What is a target population,
In a study to investigate whether...,
In an ideal world who would you s...
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2.3.2 Non probability sampling
What is involved in non probabili...,
What are the four non probability...,
What is opportunity sampling
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2.3.3 Experimental designs
What is the experimental group,
What is the control group,
What do the placebo group provide
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2.4.1 Ethics
Why do we need to consider ethics...,
Living beings are sentient beings...,
Where did modern psychologists co...
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2.4.2 Dealing with ethical issues and humans
In some cases what us the way of ...,
What is debriefing,
When is debriefing carried out why
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2.4.3 ethical issues and non human animals
What harm can be caused to animals,
What is an issue with consent and...,
What is an issue of using animals
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2.4.4 Reliability and Validity
What is another word for reliability,
What does validity refer to,
A study lacking reliability will ...
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2.5.1 levels of measurement
What are the four levels of measu...,
What is nominal data,
Give an example of nominal data
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2.5.2 Descriptive statistics
How do you calculate the mean,
What is a strength of using the mean,
What is a weakness of using the mean
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2.6.2 Social psychology & Milgram
What are social psychologists int...,
Give examples of research methods...,
When was milgrams research carrie...
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2.6.2 Developmental Psychology & Kohlberg
What does development refer to,
What studies do psychologists use...,
What was kohlbergs aim
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2.6.2 Kohlberg Evaluation
Ecological validity why did kohlb...,
Ecological validity gilligan kohl...,
Ecological validity gilligan the ...
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3.1.1 Characteristics of Addiction
Rather than talk about addiction ...,
The word addiction comes from the...,
What are some types of addiction ...
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3.1.1 Issues when studying addiction
Studies of addiction require indi...,
Studying addiction in a lab often...,
It can be difficult to obtain a r...
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3.1.2 Dopamine & addicton
What is dopamine,
What are high levels of dopamine ...,
Dopamine was associated with addi...
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3.1.2 Evaluating dopamine & addiction
What did corigall coens 1991 rat ...,
Corigall coen what does the nicot...,
How is corigall coens rat researc...
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3.1.2 Genetics & Addiction
What is the genetic explanation u...,
What does the genetic explanation...,
What are first degree relatives f...
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3.1.2 Evaluating Genes & Addiction
For in what percentage of dead al...,
For in what percentage of dead no...,
For in what percentage of dead sm...
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3.1.2 Evaluating dopamine & genetic explanations
From a social and ethical view wh...,
Biological explanations reduce bl...,
Is the biological explanation a d...
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3.1.3 Personality and Addiction
What are individual differences,
What is personality,
Is a persons personality relative...
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3.1.3 Evaluation of personality & addiction
Support gossop eysenck the drug a...,
Support what does gossop and eyse...,
Support gossop eysenck how many a...
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3.1.3 Cognitive Biases (Add)
How could computer analogy explai...,
How could schemas explain addiction,
According to the cognitive view a...
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3.1.3 Cognitive biases evaluation (Add)
Support who did griffiths compare,
Support what did griffiths compare,
Support what did griffiths find
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3.1.4 Media & Addiction
How does bandura s slt apply to t...,
Lyons teal found alcohol use was ...,
Glantz et al said the no of smoke...
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3.1.4 Peer influences (Add)
Give a statistic demonstrating th...,
Give an example of the role of ob...,
In reality peer influences on add...
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3.1.4 Media & Addiction evaluation
Majority of research on media and...,
What is a weakness of a lot of re...,
Pechmann shih used a lab experime...
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3.1.4 Peer influences evaluation (Add)
Support simons morton farnat cond...,
Support simons morton farnat almo...,
S m f what are prospective studies
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3.1.5 Agonist & Antagonist substitution (Add)
These drugs are mainly given to a...,
Why do bio psychologists advocate...,
What is an agonist
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3.1.5 Agonist & Antagonist Evaluation (Add)
Agonist nice assessed 31 reviews ...,
Agonist methadone what is a rando...,
Agonist methadone nice found high...
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3.1.5 Aversion Therapy (Add)
What principles is aversion thera...,
What do we want addicts to associ...,
Antabuse what is antabuse used to...
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3.1.5 Aversion Therapy Evaluation (Add)
Antabuse niederhofer staffen comp...,
Antabuse niederhofer staffen foun...,
Antabuse jorgensen et al found th...
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3.2.1 Characteristics of schizophrenia
What is schizophrenia not,
What is schizophrenia characteris...,
How many people in england wales ...
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3.2.1 issues in investigating schizophrenia
What are the 5 issues of investig...,
To be diagnosed with schizophreni...,
Why is diagnostic criteria a pote...
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3.2.2 Dopamine Explanation (Sch)
Dopamine what did research in the...,
Dopamine what is parkinson s disease,
Dopamine what did the drug l dopa do
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3.2.2 Dopamine Hypothesis Evaluation (Sch)
Genes many researchers believe do...,
Genes there is a large body of ev...,
Genes gottesman as genetic simila...
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3.2.2 Structural Abnormalities (Sch)
When could this theory be developed,
Enlarged ventricles what are vent...,
Enlarged ventricles in some indiv...
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3.2.2 Structural Abnormalities Evaluation (Sch)
Replicable it has been claimed wh...,
Replicable suddeth et al looked a...,
Replicable suddeth what was found...
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3.2.3 Psychodynamic explanation of schizophrenia
How old are you in the oral stage,
In the oral stage how is satisfac...,
How do you become orally fixated
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3.2.3 Psychodynamic Evaluation (Sch)
1 today freudian concepts are vie...,
2 the psychodynamic approach has ...,
2 why is the unconscious mind dif...
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3.2.3 Cognitive Explanations Of Schizophrenia
Hallucinations what percent of pe...,
Hallucinations most people experi...,
Hallucinations what can cause peo...
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3.2.3 Cognitive Evaluation (Sch)
Schemas hemsley believed the brea...,
Support batch compared people wit...,
Support barch those with schizoph...
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3.2.4 Sociocultural Factors (Sch)
What are sociocultural factors,
To understand the causes of schiz...,
Urbanicity there is higher preval...
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3.2.4 Dysfunctional Families exp. (Sch)
What theory did bateson come up with,
Double bind symptoms of schizophr...,
Double bind these communication d...
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3.2.4 Sociocultural Evaluation (Sch)
What are the 3 aspects of the eva...,
Mechanisms general health is norm...,
Mechanisms why might public healt...
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3.2.4 Dysfunctional Families Evaluation (Sch)
Lack of research support many stu...,
Lack of research support there is...,
Lack of research support liem gav...
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3.2.5 CBT components
What fields of psychology does cb...,
What are the cognitive aspects,
What are the behavioural aspects
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3.2.5 CBT evaluation effectivness
Who had evidence for cbt effectiv...,
Did kuipers say cbt was effective...,
What did kuipers et al find that ...
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3.2.5 CBT evaluation ethical implications
How does cbt have free will,
What are people with schizophreni...,
Why are people with schizophrenia...
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3.2.5 CBT evaluation social implications
What is a social implication of c...,
Why is the availability of cbt de...,
What variations between geographi...
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3.3.2 Cortisol & chronic stress
What does the hpa pathway stand for,
Hpa pathway when a stressor is en...,
Hpa pathway 1 stressor is perceiv...
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3.3.3 Type A & B Personalities (Str)
Give some features of a type a pe...,
Give some features of the type b ...,
Who developed the theory of the t...
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3.3.3 Hardiness Evaluation (Str)
Importance of 3cs maddi believed ...,
Importance of 3cs does sandvik ag...,
Importance of 3cs who did sandvik...
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3.3.4 Life Events (Str)
What are life events a key source...,
Life events require significant what,
Give examples of some life events
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3.3.4 Life Events Evaluation (Str)
Culture bias where was the srrs s...,
Culture bias it is possible diffe...,
Culture bias zheng and lin looked...
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3.3.4 Daily Hassles (Str)
What are daily hassles,
What might daily hassles include,
Why might daily hassles be a more...
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3.4.1 Psychology Is A Science (Con)
What is a controversy,
What does a controversy not have,
What is science concerned with
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3.4.1 Psychology Isn't A Science (Con)
Against not all psychological res...,
Against give an example of how so...,
Against but some psychological th...
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3.4.3 Culture Bias (Con)
Most psychological knowledge is b...,
What is the weird population,
Smith bond of the studies in a br...
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3.2.1 diagnosing schizophrenia
What are the two types of classi ...,
How are the 2 systems similar for...,
How are the 2 systems different f...
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friday test
What is operant conditioning link...,
Give an example of addiction in o...,
What techniques are often used by...
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3.5.1 Characteristics of criminal behaviour
Psychologists that suggested the ...,
What are the 7 categories,
Property predatory crime 2 examples
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3.5.1 characteristics of crime
What is crime defined as,
Due to crime being determined by ...,
What does the office of national ...
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3.5.2 genetics (bio)
What are 2 genes especially linke...,
Describe the maoa gene,
How much violent crime is estimat...
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3.5.2 genetics evaluation (bio)
What was found when 14000 adoptee...,
What do mednick et els findings s...,
What was found when raine analyse...
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3.5.2 Role of amygdala (bio)
What do mri scans show about crim...,
What does the amygdala effect,
What does normal functioning of t...
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3.5.2 Role of the amygdala evaluation (bio)
What was pardinis sample,
What did pardini do,
What were pardidnis findings
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3.5.3 Eysenck criminal personality (individ dif)
What is the continuum of a eysenc...,
What is personality dependant on ...,
According to eysenck who responds...
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3.5.3 Eysenck's criminal personality evaluation (individ difs)
What do repeat offenders have whe...,
What supports eysencks theory,
Why is eysencks theory high on re...
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3.5.3 Affection-less psychopath (imdivid diffs)
What does psychodynamic theory su...,
What did bowlby describe as an af...,
What did bowlby say led to an aff...
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3.5.3 affectionless psychopath evaluation (individ diffs)
What of the prisoners in the unit...,
What of prisoners in united state...,
What did newman suggest about cri...
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3.5.4 Differential association theory (social psych)
Who came up with differential ass...,
How did sutherland suggest offend...,
How does social learning theory a...
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3.5.4 differential association theory evaluation (social psych)
What did osborne and west find ab...,
What may have caused osborne and ...,
How can differences in crime stat...
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3.5.4 gender socialisation (social psych)
What is gender socialisation ques...,
Who came up with gender socialisa...,
What are the gender expectations ...
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3.5.4 gender socialisation evaluation (social psych`)
What is boys socialisation affect...,
What does it mean for boys that t...,
What does the chivalry hypothesis...
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3.5.5 alternative explanations of criminal behaviour
What is an alternative explanatio...,
What does the diathesis stress mo...,
How could iq affect criminality
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3.5.6 Methods of modifying criminal behaviour - restorative justice
Give an outline of what restorati...,
What should the outcome of restor...,
What is the first aim of restorat...
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3.5.6 Methods of Modifying Criminal Behaviour - restorative justice evaluation
What does the ministry of justice...,
What is the satisfaction rate for...,
What are offenders in prison cons...
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3.5.6 Method of Modification: Anger management
What is anger management a form of,
What is the aim of anger management,
What does offenders aggression ca...
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3.5.6 Method of Modification: Anger management evaluation
Who did ireland compare,
What did ireland find from her co...,
What do irelands findings suggest
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3.5.6 Applying the explanations to methods of modifying criminal behaviour
Broad broad cause of crime accord...,
How this biologicalcause could be...,
Examples of crime prevention stra...
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Psychology Researchers
Ivan pavlov,
Bf skinner,
Albert bandura
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2 deliberately misleading or falsely informing PPS about the nature of research.
Define deception,
What are the risks of deception,
What is the issue with sometimes ...
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