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Origin Of Psych
Who suggested that the mind and b...,
Who proposed empiricism 2,
What is empiricism 3
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The Learning Approach - Behaviourism
What type of approach should be u...,
What cannot be studied and why 2,
What type of experiments are used...
32
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The Cognitive Approach
What is the cognitive approach 1,
What are internal mental processes 2,
What is a schema 3
15
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Social Learning Theory
Albert bandura suggested what 1,
What is social learning theory 2,
What is imitation 3
20
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Biological approach
What is the biological approach 1,
What are genes 2,
What is the biological structure 3
17
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psychodynamic approach
What is the oedipus complex 1,
Evidence for the oedipus complex 2,
What is the psychodynamic approach 3
35
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humanistic approach
Who are the two founders of the h...,
What was the view on psychodynami...,
Does the humanistic approach focu...
22
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Psychopathology - phobias explained
What is a phobia 1,
What are phobias characterised by 2,
What are behavioural characterist...
19
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psychopathology - phobia treatments
What is systematic desensitisation 1,
What is counterconditioning 2,
What is reciprocal inhibition 3
15
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Psychopathology - the cognitive approach to explaining and treating depression
What is the cognitive approach to...,
What is the negative triad 2,
What is the abc model 3
6
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caregiver and infant interactions
What is attachment 1,
What are altricial animals 2,
What are precocial animals 3
20
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caregiver infant interations and role of the father
What did schaffer and emerson 196...,
Which study identifies that the r...,
What did grossman 2002 also find ...
7
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Schaffer stages of attachment
What are multiple attachments 1,
What was the schaffer and emerson...,
Evaluation of schaffer and emerso...
9
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animal studies if attachment
Ethical reasoning for animal study 1,
What is imprinting 2,
What was the procedure of lorenz ...
17
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Learning theory of attachment
What was the learning theory of a...,
What is the unconditioned stimulu...,
What is the unconditioned respons...
15
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Measuring types of attachment with Strange situation
What is the strange situation 1,
Who developed the method of the s...,
Secure base behviour 3
12
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Influence of early attachment on later relationships
What are childhood relationships 1,
What are adult relationships 2,
What are internal working models 3
14
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Bowlbys monotropic theory of attachment
What does it mean if humans are i...,
What is monotropy 2,
What is an internal working model 3
29
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Bowlbys maternal deprivation theory
What is maternal deprivation 1,
What did bowlby say about the neg...,
What is the difference between se...
20
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maternal deprivation re-assessed: Rutter vs Bowlby
What did rutter 1981 argue agains...,
What is institutionalism 2,
What are orphan studies 3
12
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cultural variations in attachment
What does cultural variation mean 1,
Van ijzendoorn and kroonenberg 19...,
Van ijzendoorn and kroonenberg 19...
8
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Sherif (1935) confromity and group norms
How did sherif 1935 conduct a stu...,
What is the autokinetic effect 2,
How did sherif use the autokineti...
6
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Social influence
What is social influence 1,
What is internalisation 2,
What is identification 3
14
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conformity to social roles as investigated by zimbardo
What are social roles 1,
What was the procedure of zimbard...,
How is conformity shown in the zi...
10
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Multi-store model of memory
What is the multi store model of ...,
Who came up with the multi store ...,
What are the three stores of the ...
16
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Coding, Capacity and duration
What is memory 1,
What is short term memory 2,
What is long term memory 3
19
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The working memory model
Who came up with this theory 1,
What type of memory does this the...,
How many components of short term...
21
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Types of long term memory
What is semantic memory 1,
What is episodic memory 2,
What is procedural memory 3
13
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explanations for forgetting - inference
What is inference 1,
What is availability 2,
What is accessibility 3
13
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explanations for forgetting - retrieval failure
What did tulving and thompson 197...,
Which type of memory store is ass...,
What is retrieval failure 3
8
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issues and debates - Y13
What does bias mean in term of ps...,
What is cultural bias 2,
What is ethnocentricism 3
51
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biopsych: nervous and endocrine system - Y12
What is the nervous system 1,
What is the central nervous system 2,
What is the peripheral nervous sy...
17
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biopsych; neurons and synaptic transmission - Y12
How are signals transmitted 1,
What is a neuron 2,
What is a sensory neuron 3
21
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biopsych - localisation - y13
What is localisation of function 1,
What is the motor area 2,
What is the somatosensory area 3
29
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biopsych - split brain research - y13
What is hemispheric lateralisation 1,
What is split brain research 2,
Which three processes are not lat...
21
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biopsych - plasticity and functional recovery - y13
What is plasticity 1,
What is functional recovery 2,
Gopnick et al 1999 3
22
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biopsych - ways of investigating the brain - y13
What is functional magnetic reson...,
What is an electroencephalogram e...,
What are event related potentials...
14
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biopsych - biological rhythms - y13
What are biological rhythms 1,
Which gland produces melatonin in...,
Our core body temperature and iq ...
22
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biopsych - y13 - infradian and ultradian rhythms
What are infradian rhythms exampl...,
What are ultradian rhythms 2,
What does icu i see u stand for 3
29
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biopsych - y13 - endogenous pacemakers/exogenous zeitgebers
What is an endogenous pacemaker 1,
Where is the suprachiasmatic nucl...,
What is an exogenous zeitgeber 3
12
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diagnosis and classification of schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is characterised by...,
What type of disorder is schizoph...,
What is the prevalence people in ...
34
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biological explanations for schizophrenia
What is dopamine 1,
What are neural correlates 2,
Gottesman 1991 3
32
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biological treatments for schizophrenia
What are antipsychotics 1,
What are typical antipsychotics g...,
What are atypical psychotics give...
27
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psychological explanations of schizophrenia
What is family dysfunction 1,
What are the cognitive explanatio...,
What is dysfunctional thought pro...
3
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