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Social Influences
Conformity what was asch s baseli...,
Conformity what were asch s varia...,
Conformity evaluate asch s resear...
32
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Memory
Ccd what is coding 1,
Ccd what capacity 2,
Ccd what is duration 3
25
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Attatchment
What is reciprocity 1,
What is interactional synchrony 2,
What are alert phases 3
27
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Behaviourist Approach
What type of behaviour does the b...,
What are the assumptions of the b...,
What does the behaviourist approa...
19
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Research methods
What is the experimental method 1,
What is an aim 2,
What is an operationalised direct...
44
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Social Learning Theory
Assumptions of slt 1,
What is vicarious reinforcement 2,
What study s were done on vicario...
14
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Cognitive approach
What is behaviour a result of 1,
Assumptions of the cognitive appr...,
Examples of internal mental proce...
19
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Biological approach
Assumptions of the biological app...,
What is neurochemistry 2,
What is the neurochemical basis o...
19
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Multi-store model of memory
Who came up with the msm 1,
What is the msm 2,
What does the msm suggest 3
19
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The working Memory Model
Who came up with the wmm 1,
What is the wmm 2,
What is the wwm concerned with 3
15
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Explanations for forgetting
What are the types of interference 1,
What is proactive interference 2,
What is retroactive interference 3
9
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Psychopathology
What are the 4 definitions of abn...,
What is statistical infrequency 2,
What is deviation from social nor...
72
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Y2 Research methods
What are cast studies 1,
What do case studies involve 2,
What is content analysis 3
9
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Biopsychology: localisation and function in the brain
What is meant by localisation of ...,
What is the holistic theory 2,
What is lateralisation 3
13
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Biopsychology: Plasticity & Functional recovery
What is meant by brain plasticity...,
Who did research into plasticity 2,
What was the aim of maguire s stu...
16
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Biopsychology: Hemispheric lateralisation and split-brain research
What is the brain split into 1,
What are the two hemispheres conn...,
Where are the 2 main centres for ...
14
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Biopsychology: Ways of studying the brain
What is the purpose of scanning i...,
What are the 4 ways of studying t...,
Post mortem examination 3
10
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Biopsychology: The nervous system
What is the nervous system 1,
What type of signals is the nervo...,
What are the 2 main functions of ...
10
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Psychodynamic approach
Who came up with the psychodynami...,
What is the main key assumption o...,
What did he suggest 3
29
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Humanistic approach
How does the humanistic approach ...,
What does the humanistic psycholo...,
What is holism 3
21
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Biopsychology: The endocrine system
What does the endocrine system wo...,
Does the endocrine system work fa...,
What are glands 3
16
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Biopsychology: Neurons & Synaptic transmission
What are neurons 1,
What are the 3 types of neurons 2,
Explain the structure of a neuron 3
11
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Biopsychology: Circadian rhythms
What is meant by biological rhyth...,
What 2 things are biological rhyt...,
What cycle does the circadian rhy...
21
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Biopsychology: Infradian rhythms
What type of cycle does an infrad...,
What s an example of an infradian...,
What type of system is the menstr...
15
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Biopsychology: Ultradian rhythms
What types of cycle does an ultra...,
What is an example of an ultradia...,
How many stages of sleep are ther...
8
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Biopsychology: Endogenous pacemakers
What two key factors regulate bio...,
What are endogenous pacemakers 2,
What is one example of an endogen...
12
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Biopsychology: Exogenous zeitgebers
What are exogenous zeitgebers 1,
What is the process called when o...,
What is an example of a key zeitg...
14
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RESEARCH METHODS: Year 12
What is meant by the aim 1,
What is a hypothesis 2,
What are the 2 different types of...
101
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Origins of psychology
Who opened up the first psycholog...,
Why is wuntd s work significant 2,
What did wundt do to psychology 3
10
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RESEARCH METHODS: Y13
What do inferential statistics do 1,
Blank 2
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ISSUES & DEBATES: Gender & Cultural Bias
What is meant by bias 1,
Bias may lead to researchers form...,
What does bias underime 3
25
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Gender
What is the definition of sex 1,
What s the chromosome pair for ma...,
What s the chromosome pair for fe...
43
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