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PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES - Wundt
What was wundt known as and when 1,
What was his method 2,
What was wundt s aim 3
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Behaviourist approach
Who was it founded by and when 1,
What were the key thoughts from j...,
What do behaviourists believe 3
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Social learning theory
What is slt 1,
Who was the main person in the sl...,
What did bandura believe 3
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Cognitive approach
What does the cognitive approach ...,
What are schemas 2,
Are babies born with a schema 3
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Biological approach
What is the biological approach 1,
What does the biological approach...,
What is neurochemistry 3
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Psychodynamic approach
What is the psychodynamic approach 1,
Who was the main person in this a...,
Freud suggested the mind is made ...
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Humanistic approach
What is the humanistic approach 1,
Who are the key humanistic psycho...,
Give an assumption of the humanis...
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - Conformity
Give a definition of conformity 1,
What are the three types of confo...,
What does the type of conformity ...
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Asch - the comparison line experiment
When was asch s line experiment c...,
Explain asch s experiment on conf...,
What were asch s findings in his ...
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Zimbardo - the Stanford prison experiment
What was zimbardo testing 1,
When did his experiment take place 2,
What did zimbardo want to know wh...
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Milgram - the electric shock experiment
What was milgram testing in his e...,
Define the term obedience 2,
When did milgram carry out his ex...
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Nurse obedience experiment
Give the names of the people who ...,
What were hoflings and rank and j...,
How were the nurses given instruc...
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Social-psychological factors
What is the agentic state 1,
What did milgram propose about th...,
Give an example of someone in the...
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Resistance to social influence
Define resistance to social influ...,
What is the resistance to social ...,
What are the two reasons that peo...
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Minority influence
What is minority influence 1,
What does minority influence lead...,
Minority influence consists of wh...
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MEMORY - Coding
Give a definition of coding 1,
Who executed the coding experiment 2,
How many participants did baddele...
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Capacity
Who carried out an experiment on ...,
Describe jacobs experiment on dig...,
What were jacobs findings for dig...
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Duration
How do you find out how long your...,
Who did research on duration of s...,
How many students did peterson do...
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The multi-store memory model
Who came up with msm 1,
What is the msm 2,
What are the 3 stores in msm 3
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Types of long-term memory
What are the 3 types of long term...,
Describe episodic memory 2,
Give some examples of episodic me...
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The working memory model
Who came up with the wmm 1,
What did baddeley and hitch belie...,
What are the 4 parts of the worki...
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Interference
What is interference 1,
What are the two types of interfe...,
What is proactive interference 3
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Retrieval failure
What is retrieval failure 1,
What is a cue 2,
What does retrieval failure say i...
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Eye-witness testimony - misleading information
What is an eye witness 1,
Who researched ewt 2,
Describe loftus and palmers proce...
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Eye-witness testimony - anxiety
How does anxiety have a negative ...,
Who experimented on how anxiety n...,
What was johnson and scott s proc...
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Improving EWT - cognitive interviews
What did fisher and geilsman 1992...,
Give the definition of ci 2,
Ci uses four main techniques name...
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ATTACHMENT - Caregiver-infant interactions
Give the definition of an attachm...,
Give 3 ways behaviours in which w...,
What is meant by alert phases 3
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Schaffer's stages of attachment
Give schaffer s procedure 1,
How many babies were in schaffer ...,
What happened between 25 32 weeks...
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The role of the father
What research did grossman et al ...,
What did grossman et al find out 2,
Evidence shows that when others t...
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Lorenz's animal study
Describe lorenz s procedure 1,
Describe lorenz s findings 2,
What is meant by imprinting 3
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Harlows animal study
Describe harlow s procedure 1,
Describe the findings of harlows ...,
Describe the monkey s behaviour a...
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Learning theory
What did psychologists dollard an...,
What 2 concepts does learning the...,
What does the term cupboard love ...
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Bowlby's theory
Bowlby proposed an evolutionary e...,
Bowlbys theory is what 2,
What is meant by monotropic 3
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Types of attachment
Who developed the strange situati...,
Where did the strange situation t...,
Explain the procedure of the stra...
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Cultural variations
What did van ijzendoorn and kroon...,
Describe van ijzendoorn and kroon...,
What were the findings for secure...
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Maternal deprivation
What does bowlby s theory of mate...,
What is the difference between se...,
How does separation turn into dep...
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Romanian orphan studies
What are the 2 effects of institu...,
Explain disinhibited attachment 2,
Explain damage to intellectual de...
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Early attachment
Describe what is meant by the int...,
Name some consequences of a posit...,
Name some consequences of a negat...
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RESEARCH METHODS - Experimental methods
Define research aims 1,
Define experimental method 2,
In psychology what 4 things is a ...
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Features of science
What makes psychology a science 1,
What is meant by objectivity in r...,
What is meant by empirical method...
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Research issues
What is an extraneous variable 1,
Extraneous variables can be subdi...,
Describe participant variables an...
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Experimental designs
What does experimental designs re...,
What is a pilot study 2,
What is an independent group desi...
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Types of experiments
What is a laboratory experiment 1,
What are some strengths of labora...,
Give some limitations of laborato...
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Sampling
What does sampling refer to 1,
How many important sampling techn...,
Name the 5 different sampling tec...
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Observational techniques
What are observations 1,
What are some strengths of observ...,
Give a weakness of observations 3
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Observational design
What are the two types of observa...,
What is meant by structured obser...,
What is a strength of structured ...
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Ethical issues
What does bps code of conduct ref...,
What does the bps code of conduct...,
What is meant by informed consent 3
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Self-report techniques
What are the two types of self re...,
What are questionnaires 2,
What are open questions 3
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Self-report design
What are the names of the three t...,
Describe likert scales 2,
Describe rating scales 3
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Correlations
What is a correlation 1,
What is the difference between co...,
Give example of correlation coeff...
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Reporting psychological investigations
Why is it important to report psy...,
To get research published in a pe...,
Name the format of a psychologica...
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Statistical tests
What are the three distinct crite...,
What is a test of difference 2,
What is a test of correlation 3
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Type 1 and Type 2 errors
What is a type 1 error 1,
What happens to the null hypothes...,
Give an example of a type 1 error 3
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Ways of testing validity
What is face validity 1,
What is concurrent validity 2,
What are some ways to improve val...
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY - Definitions of abnormality
What are the 4 definitions of abn...,
Give an overview of statistical i...,
Give an example of statistical in...
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Phobias
What does behavioural emotional a...,
What are the three dsm 5 phobia c...,
Describe specific phobia 3
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Depression
What is depression 1,
What are the behavioural characte...,
What are the emotional characteri...
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OCD
What is the definition of ocd 1,
What are the 2 behavioural charac...,
Give information about the behavi...
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The behavioural approach to explaining phobias
What was the two process model 1,
Explain the little albert experim...,
Explain maintenance by operant co...
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The behavioural approach to treating phobias
What is systematic desensitisation 1,
What is the anxiety heirarchy rel...,
Explain relaxation relating to sy...
12
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The cognitive approach to explain depression
What is beck s negative triad 1,
What are the three parts to cogni...,
Give information on part 1 faulty...
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The cognitive approach to treating depression
What does cbt stand for 1,
What is cognitive behaviour thera...,
What is the cognitive element of ...
10
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The biological approach to explaining OCD
What are the genetic explanations...,
How are candidate genes related t...,
What is meant by ocd is polygenic 3
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The biological approach to treating OCD
Explain drug therapy regarding oc...,
What do ssris do 2,
Are ssris often combined with oth...
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - the nervous system
What is our nervous system 1,
What 2 functions does our nervous...,
What is our nervous system subdiv...
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The endocrine system
What does the endocrine system do 1,
Blank 2,
Does the the endocrine system wor...
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Neurons
Give information on reflex actions 1,
Give the sequence of a reflex act...,
Give information on the sensory n...
28
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Localisation of function in the brain
What is localisation of function 1,
What are the 5 sections of the br...,
The main part of the brain the ce...
27
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Brain plasticity and functional recovery
What is brain plasticity 1,
What is synaptic pruning 2,
Name study 1 in research into pla...
14
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Split-brain research into hemispheric lateralisation
Define hemispheric lateralisation 1,
Describe a split brain study 2,
What was the procedure of sperry ...
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Biological rhythms (circadian rhythms)
What is meant by biological rhyth...,
What 2 things are biological rhyt...,
Name an important exogenous zeitg...
16
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Biological rhythms (Infradian rhythms)
What is an example of infradian r...,
Describe the menstrual cycle 2,
Describe research done on menstru...
11
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Biological rhythms (ultradian rhythms)
Sleep cycle occurs how every so o...,
Describe stages 1 and 2 of the sl...,
Describe stages 3 and 4 of the sl...
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Ways of studying the brain
What are the four ways of studyin...,
Give an overview of post mortem 2,
What are the 3 steps of post mort...
18
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RELATIONSHIPS - sexual selection
What is sexual selection 1,
What is anisogamy 2,
Describe the male gametes 3
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Factors affecting attraction: Self disclosure
What is meant by self disclosure 1,
How does self disclosure have a r...,
What is altman and taylor s socia...
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Factors affecting attraction: Filter theory
Who came up with the filter theory 1,
How did kerckoff and davis come u...,
Describe the 2 fields 3
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Factors affecting attraction: Physical attractiveness
Why is symmetry related to physic...,
Why is having a baby face related...,
Attractiveness is important befor...
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Social exchange theory (SET)
Thibault and kelley proposed that...,
What is the minimax principle 2,
How is satisfaction judged 3
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Theories of relationships - Equity theory
What is the equity theory and wha...,
What does equity mean in this con...,
How does equity relate to relatio...
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Theories of relationships - Rusbult's investment model
What did rusbult say 1,
Describe factor 1 satisfaction 2,
Describe factor 2 comparison with...
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Theories of relationships - Ducks phase model
What is ducks phase model to do w...,
What did duck 2007 state 2,
What is stage 1 in the ducks phas...
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Virtual relationships in social media
The increasing use of social medi...,
What is the reduced cues theory 2,
What does the hyperpersonal model...
10
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Parasocial relationships
What did mccutcheon develop 1,
What are the 3 levels of parasoci...,
Describe the level entertainment ...
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SCHIZOPHRENIA - diagnosis and symptoms
What is schizophrenia 1,
Schizophrenia is more commonly di...,
What are the 2 major systems for ...
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Reliability and validity in diagnosis and classification of SZ
What is meant by reliability spec...,
What are the two types of reliabi...,
What is inter rate reliability 3
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Biological explanations of SZ
What are the three main biologica...,
What are candidate genes 2,
Sz is aetiologically heterogenous...
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Biological treatments of SZ
What is the main biological treat...,
Are antipsychotic drugs used shor...,
There are 2 types of antipsychoti...
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Psychological explanations for SZ
What is the main psychological ex...,
What are the 3 categories for the...,
Give information on the psychodyn...
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Psychological therapies for SZ
Name the three psychological ther...,
What is the aim of cbt 2,
How many sessions are there usual...
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Cognitive explanations of SZ
What is the main cognitive explan...,
Describe metarepresentation dysfu...,
Describe metarepresentation 3
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Interactionist approach for expl. and treat.
What is the interactionist approa...,
What is the diathesis stress model 2,
Describe the original diathesis s...
12
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FORENSICS - The top-down approach
What is the top down approach use...,
Describe the top down approach 2,
When and how was the top down app...
14
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The bottom-up approach
How does the bottom up approach w...,
What are the three stages of the ...,
Describe investigative psychology 3
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Bio explanation - Atavistic form
Who is related to the atavistic f...,
What did lombroso suggest about c...,
How does lombroso s beliefs link ...
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Bio explanation - Genetic and neural
What are the genetic explanations...,
What is commonly used in research...,
Describe the twin study created b...
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Psych explanation - Eysenck's theory
In 1967 what did eysenck propose 1,
What are the three personality di...,
Describe the personality type tha...
14
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Psych explanation - Cognitive
What are cognitive distortions 1,
Put cognitive distortions into th...,
What are the two examples of cogn...
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Psych explanation - Differential association theory
What is the differential associat...,
What did sutherland believe 2,
Sutherland s theory was designed ...
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Psych explanation - Psychodynamic
What are psychodynamic explanatio...,
When is the superego formed 2,
The superego relates to what prin...
22
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Custodial sentencing
What is custodial sentencing 1,
What are the four aims of sentenc...,
What is recidivism 3
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Behaviour modification in custody
What are token economies and what...,
How do token economies work 2,
What is a conjugal visit 3
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Anger management
What is the theory behind anger m...,
Who proposed the theory of anger ...,
Anger management is a type of what 3
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Restorative justice
What is restorative justice 1,
Is restorative justice voluntary ...,
Restorative justice is regulated ...
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