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Social influence (Types of conformity)
When and who proposed the 3 diffe...,
Compliance 2,
Conformity 3
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Social influence (explanations for conformity)
Normative social influence normat...,
Informational social influence 2
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Social influence (variables affecting conformity)
Asch 1956 line test 1,
Asch procedure 1956 2,
Asch findings 1956 3
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Social Influence(Conformity to social roles)
Stanford prison experiment proced...,
Stanford prison experiment findin...,
Presence of demand characteristic...
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Social Influence(situational variables affecting obedience)
Milgram procedure 1,
Milgram findings 2,
Internal validity lack of realism 3
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Social influence(agentic state and legitimacy to authority)
Agentic state 1,
Agentic shift 2,
Reasons for this self image at th...
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Social influence(The authoritarian personality)
Authoritarian personality charact...,
The f scale 2,
Right wing authoritarianism 3
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Social Influence(resistance to social influence)
Social support 1,
Asch idea of social support and r...,
Social support and resisting obed...
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Social influence(minority influence)
Minority influence 1,
Consistency 2,
Commitment 3
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Social influence(social influence processes in social change)
How many points are there for the...,
1drawing attention to an issue 2,
Good example of social change thr...
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Memory (short-term and long-term memory)
What is short term memory 1,
Long term memory 2,
Capacity 3
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Memory (multi-store model of memory)
How was the msm first described 1,
Sensory register 2,
In which direction does informati...
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Memory (the working memory model)
Who and when and what created the...,
How many components to the wmm 2,
What is the phonological loop 3
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Memory (types of long-term memories)
Vvwhat did endel tulving suggest 1,
What is a episodic memory 2,
What is a semantic memory 3
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Memory (explanations for forgetting - interference
Why do we forget memories 1,
Interference theory 2,
Proactive interference brief 3
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Memory (explanations for forgetting - retrieval failure)
What is the main point for forget...,
What are cues 2,
Encoding specificity principle 3
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Memory (Accuracy of eyewitness testimony: anxiety)
Anxiety s effect on eyewitness te...,
Key study johnson and scott 1976 2,
Procedure 1976 johnson and scott 3
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Memory(the cognitive interview)
Mental reinstatement of original ...,
Geiselman developed the cognitive...,
Report everything 2
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Attachment (Caregiver-infant interactions)
What is reciprocity 1,
What did brazelton 1977 suggest a...,
What is interactional synchrony 3
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Attachment (the development of attachment)
Who when and why for stages of at...,
Stage 1 indiscriminate attachment 2,
Stage 2 beginnings of attachment 3
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Attachment (animal studies - Lorenz)
Lorenz procedure 1935 1,
Lorenz findings 2,
Noticed long lasting effects 3
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Attachment (animal studies - Harlow)
Harlow 1959 1,
Harlow procedure 2,
Harlow findings 3
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Attachment (Explanation of attachment: learning theory)
This as a learning theory of atta...,
What is classical conditioning 2,
In attachment who is the ns 3
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Attachment (explanations of attachment: Bowlby's theory)
Why attachments form 1,
Bowlby s theory also explains how...,
Why attachment forms social relea...
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Attachment (Ainsworth's strange situation)
Why did ainsworth set up the stra...,
Secure attachment 2,
Insecure avoidant attachment 3
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Attachment (cultural variations in attachment)
Collectivist culture 1,
Individualistic culture 2,
1988 van ijzendoorn and kroonenbe...
8
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Attachment (role of the father)
Schaffer and emerson found basic 1,
Biological factors 2,
Social factors 3
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Attachment (theory of maternal deprivation: Bowlby's theory)
What did bowlby say about prolong...,
Before bowlby s findings it was u...,
How did bowlby counter the idea o...
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Attachment(Romanian orphan studies; effects of institutionalisation)
Rutter and sonuga barke studies p...,
Rutter and sonuga barke findings 2,
Other research findings 3
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Attachment(influence of early attachment)
Role of internal working model 1,
Key study hazen and shaver of tes...,
Key study hazen and shaver of tes...
6
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Approaches(origins of psychology)
Wilhelm wundt 1832 1920 1879 1,
Introspection 2,
The emergence of psychology as a ...
12
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Approaches(the behaviourist approach)
The behaviourist approach focuses...,
What is a behaviourist 2,
Ian pavlov and classical conditio...
21
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Approaches(social learning theory)
Modelling 1,
Live model 2,
Symbolic model 3
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Approaches(cognitive approach)
The cognitive approach studies 1,
These mental processes may include 2,
The cognitive approaches recognis...
11
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Approaches(biological approach)
Genotype 1,
Phenotype 2,
Genes and the influence of behavi...
13
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Approaches(humanistic approach)
What does the humanistic approach...,
Maslow s theory 2,
Maslow s hierarchy of needs 3
9
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Psychopathology(definitions of abnormalities)
Statistical infrequency 1,
Deviation from social norms 2,
Some behaviours are seen as desir...
11
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Psychopathology(mental disorders)
Ocd 1,
Ocd emotional characteristics 2,
Ocd cognitive characteristics 3
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Psychopathology(behavioural approach to explaining phobias)
Proposes that phobias are learnt ...,
Initiation of classical condition...,
Classical conditioning process of...
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Psychopathology(behavioural approach to treating phobias)
There are two therapies discussed...,
Counterconditioning 2,
Relaxation in sd 3
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Psychopathology(cognitive approach to explaining depression)
Ellis believed that a mental diso...,
Ellis abc model 2,
A ellis model 3
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Psychopathology(CBT to treating depression)
Challenging irrational thoughts 1,
Homework 2,
Cbt often involves behavioral act...
6
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Research methods(writing aims and hypothesis)
Directional hypothesis 1,
Non directional 2,
Operationalised 3
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Research methods(the experimental method)
Blank 1
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Research methods(sampling)
Opportunity sampling 1,
Opportunity sampling strengths 2,
Opportunity sampling limitations 3
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Research methods(investigator effects)
What is investigator effects 1,
Researchers characteristics 2,
Researchers behaviour 3
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Research methods(variables)
Extraneous variables 1,
Confounding variables 2,
Pilot study way of measuring extr...
4
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Research methods(measures of central tendency)
Central tendencies inform us about 1,
Mean 2,
Median 3
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Research methods(sign test)
When to use the sign test 1,
How to calculate the sign test 2,
One tailed 3
4
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Biopsychology(nervous system - central nervous system)
The nervous system 1,
Spinal cord 2,
Brain 3
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Biopsychology(nervous system - Peripheral nervous system)
Peripheral nervous system 1,
What neurone is only present in t...,
What neurones are present in both...
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Biopsychology(neurons and structure)
What are neurons 1,
What do neurons mostly consist of 1,
Process of dendrites to cell body 2
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Biopsychology(synaptic transmission)
What happens when an action poten...,
Axon terminal end 2,
What happens during exocytosis 3
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Biopsychology(excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters)
What is a neurotransmitter 1,
Excitatory neurotransmitter 2,
Inhibitory neurotransmitters 3
3
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Biopsychology(the fight or flight response)
The amygdala 1,
The hypothalamus 2,
Acute stressors 3
14
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Biopsychology(ways of studying the brain)
Post mortem examinations 1,
Functional magnetic resonance sca...,
Electroencephalogram scanning tec...
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Biopsychology(circadian rhythms)
Circadian rhythm basic definition 1,
Nature of circadian rhythms 2,
Sleep wake cycle basic definition 3
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Biopsychology(endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers)
Endogenous meaning 1,
Endogenous pacemakers simple defi...,
Exogenous zeitgebers simple defin...
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Biopsychology(the endocrine system)
Endocrine glands 1,
Hormones 2,
Pituitary gland 3
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Biopsychology(localisation of function)
What is localisation of function 1,
What and where is the motor cortex 2,
What and where is the somatosenso...
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Biopsychology(hemispheric lateralisation)
What is hemispheric laterlisation 1,
For example of hemispheric lateri...,
For example of hemispheric lateri...
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Biopsychology(Split-brain research)
Split brain research of sperry an...,
What did the patients lack 2,
Sperry study 3
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Biopsychology(plasticity and functional recovery)
Plasticity 1,
Life experience 2,
Research support of human studies 3
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Biopsychology(ultradian and infradian rhythms)
What is an infradian rhythm 1,
What is an ultradian rhythm 2,
Use of rem and nrem in the ultrad...
14
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Schizophrenia(classification and diagnosis)
Diagnosis 1,
Positive symptoms definition 2,
Negative symptoms definition 3
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Schizophrenia(psychological explanations for schizophrenia)
Family dysfunction double bind th...,
Family dysfunction expressed emot...,
Evidence for linking family dysfu...
3
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Schizophrenia(biological explanations for schizophrenia)
Genetic factors 1,
Genetic factors family studies 2,
Family studies as a genetic expla...
14
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Relationships(factors affecting attraction - Physical attraction)
The idea of physical attraction i...,
Evolutionary theory 2,
Matching hypothesis 3
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Relationships(factors affecting attraction - Self disclosure)
Research on the idea of self disc...,
Self disclosure brief 1,
Types of self disclosure 2
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Relationships(factors affecting attraction - Filter theory)
Blank 1
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Relationships(theories of relationships - social exchange theory)
Social exchange theory brief 1,
Profit and loss 2,
Comparison level 3
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Issue and debates(ethical implications of research and theory)
Socially sensitive research 1,
Research process sieber and stanl...,
Sieber and stanley ethical issues 3
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Issues and debates(the nature-nurture debate)
What is the nature nurture debate 1,
Examples of influence of nature 2,
Examples of influence of nurture 3
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