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1.1 Experiments- Intro
What is an investigation that alo...,
The researcher investigates how t...,
What is the variable called that ...
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1.1 Experiments- Experimental design
What is the way that the ppts are...,
What are the three experimental d...,
What is an experimental design in...
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1.1 Experiments- Types of experiment
What is a research method in whic...,
The artificial situation of a lab...,
What are ways to keep potential c...
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1.1 Experiments- Hypotheses in experimental studies
A testable statement is a what 1,
A hypotheses provides a little mo...,
What should a hypothesis be 3
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1.1 Experiments- Ethics in experiments
What is knowing enough about a st...,
A participant in a laboratory exp...,
However for the sake of validity ...
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1.2 Self-reports- Intro
In a self report the participant ...,
Self reports are different from e...,
There are two main ways to conduc...
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1.2 Self-reports- Questionnaires
In a questionnaire the questions ...,
The two techniques for doing a qu...,
There are several different types...
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1.2 Self-reports- Interviews
What is a research method using v...,
Interviews can be conducted in wa...,
Interviews often use more what st...
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1.3 Case studies
What is a research method in whic...,
The data collected is what and in...,
Data may be obtained using a vari...
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1.4 Observations
Observations involve watching hum...,
There are many different ways in ...,
One of the choices for how an obs...
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1.5 Correlations
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1.5 Correlations- Hypotheses in correlational studies
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1.5 Correlations- Evaluation
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1.6 Longitudinal studies
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1.7- The definition, manipulation, measurement and control of variables intro
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1.7- Controlling of variables
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1.7- Standardisation
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1.8- Sampling of ppts intro
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1.8- Opportunity sampling
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1.8- Volunteer (self-selected) sampling
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1.8- Random sampling
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1.8- Sampling strengths and weaknesses
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1.9- Data and data analysis- intro
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1.9- Descriptive statistics
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1.9- Graphs
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1.10- Ethical considerations intro
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1.10- Ethical issues
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1.10- Ethical guidelines relating to human ppts
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1.10- Ethical guidelines relating to the use of animals
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1.10- Ethical guidelines and their evaluation and application to research
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1.11 Evaluating research: methodological issues intro
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1.11 Reliability
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1.11 Replicability
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1.11 Validity
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1.11- Generalisability
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1.11 Evaluating and applying concepts relating to methodological issues
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Chapter 2 Biological approach intro
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2.1 (CS1) Dement and Kleitman- PBI
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2.1 Background
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2.1 Aim
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2.1 Method- Research method and design
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2.1 Method- Sample
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2.1 Method- Procedure
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2.1 Results
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2.1 Conclusion
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2.1 Strengths and weaknesses
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2.1 Ethical issues
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2.2 (CS2) Hassett et al- PBI
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2.2 Background
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2.2- Method, research method and design
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2.2 Conclusion
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2.3 (CS3) Holzel et al (mindfulness and brain scans) PBI
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2.3 Background
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Biological Approach- Issues, debates and approaches- The application to everyday life- D + K
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Biological Approach- Issues, debates and approaches- The application to everyday life- Hassett et al
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Biological Approach- Issues, debates and approaches- The application to everyday life- Holzel et al
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BA- individual and situational explanations- D+K
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BA- individual and situational explanations- Hassett
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BA- individual and situational explanations- Holzel
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BA- Nature v nurture- D + K
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BA- Nature v nurture- Hassett
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BA- Nature v nurture- Holzel
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BA- The use of children and animals in psychological research- D + K
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BA- The use of children and animals in psychological research- Hassett
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BA- The use of children and animals in psychological research- Holzel
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Chapter 3- Cognitive approach intro
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3.1 Andrade (doodling) PBI
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3.1 Background
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3.1 Results
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3.1 Conclusion
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3.2 Baron-Cohen et al (Eyes test) PBI
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3.2 Background
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