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Types of conformity and explanations for conformity
What are the types of conformity,
What is compliance,
What is internalisation
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Variables affecting conformity
What did asch want to investigate,
How many participants where in ea...,
What was each group presented with
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Conformity to social roles
Key study the stanford prison exp...,
Key study the stanford prison exp...,
Key study the stanford prison exp...
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Situational variables affecting obedience
Key study milgram 1963 how many p...,
Key study milgram 1963 what were ...,
Key study milgram 1963 how many c...
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Agentic state and legitimacy of authority
What is the agentic shift,
What is the autonomous state,
What happened when milgram interv...
13
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The authoritarian personality
What did the identification of a ...,
Who used the f scale test,
What did the f scale test measure
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Resistance to social influence
What does aschs research on confo...,
What did asch find out about the ...,
What happened in one of the varia...
12
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Minority influence
What is majority influence,
What is the minority influence,
What happens when people converge...
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The multi-store model of memory
When was the multi store memory m...,
What is the sensory register,
What is the capacity of these reg...
15
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The working memory model
Who first felt that stm was not j...,
Why did they think this,
What is the function of the centr...
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Types og long-term memory
How many types of long term memor...,
What are the two main types of lo...,
What are episodic and semantic me...
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Explanations for forgettin: Interference
What is retroactive interference,
What is proactive interference,
Who first identified retroactive ...
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Explanations for forgetting: Retrieval failure
What is retrieval failure,
What is a cue,
What is forgetting in ltm mainly ...
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Accuracy of eyewitness testimony: Misleading information
Key study loftus and palmer 1974 ...,
Key study loftus and palmer 1974 ...,
Key study loftus and palmer 1974 ...
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Accuracy of eyewitness testimony: Anxiety
What causes a negative effect on ...,
Which skills are not affected by ...,
Key study johnson and scott 1976 ...
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Improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony: The Cognitive Interview
What is a cognitive interview,
What were the two main influences...,
Who developed with interviewing t...
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Caregiver-infant interactions
What is reciprocity,
What did brazelton argue,
What is interactional synchrony
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The development of attachment
Who conducted a study of the deve...,
What participants did schaffer an...,
What age did the infants rage from
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Animal studies of attachment
Key study lorenz 1935 what did lo...,
Key study lorenz 1935 what did lo...,
Key study lorenz 1935 what who wa...
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Explanations of attachment: Learning theory
What does the learning theory pro...,
How do behaviourist suggest behav...,
Who first investigated classical ...
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Explanations of attachment: Bowlby's theory
Why did attachment behaviour evolve,
Why is it important attachments a...,
What is the critical period
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Ainsworth's strange situation: Types of attachment
When did ainsworth devise the str...,
What was the aim of ainsworth s s...,
Key study strange situationwhere ...
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Cultural variations in attachment
Who conducted a meta analysis of ...,
Which is the most common attachment,
What was the second most common t...
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Bowlby's theory of material deprivation
What did john bowlby 1951 1953 th...,
Key study 44 juvenile thieves bow...,
Key study 44 juvenile thieves bow...
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Romanian orphan studies: Effects of institutionalisation
Key study rutter and sonuga barke...,
Key study rutter and sonuga barke...,
Key study rutter and sonuga barke...
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The Influence of Early Attachment
What is the internal working model,
Key study hazan shaver 1987 what ...,
Key study hazan shaver 1987 what ...
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Statistical Infrequency
When is a person s trait thinking...,
What is an example of abnormal,
Why does this definition of abnor...
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Deviation from social norms
What does deviation from ideal me...,
When is a person s thinking or be...,
With this definition of ideal men...
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Failure to function adequately
What does failure to function ade...,
What did rosenhan seligman sugges...,
How would a clinician assess how ...
7
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Deviation from Ideal Mental Health
What did jahoda suggest,
What are the six criteria,
What is a limitation of the six c...
8
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Characteristics of OCD
What is obsessive compulsive diso...,
What are common clinical obessions,
What are the most common compulsions
13
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Genetic explanations (OCD)
What is genetics the study of,
What is ocd seen as,
What does family and twin studies...
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Neural Explanations (OCD)
What dies neural mechanisms refer to,
What is the prefrontal cortex inv...,
What happens to the pfc when you ...
8
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Biological Threatment - Drugs OCD
What are the two classes of drug ...,
What do both classes of drufs inc...,
What do the drugs mainly affect
6
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Characteristics of Depression
What is depression,
What are behavioural symptoms of ...,
What are emotional symtoms of dep...
8
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Beck's negative triad
What is the cognitive triad,
What are the negative thoughts about,
What does the negative traid inte...
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Ellis's ABC model
What does albert ellis propose,
What does ellis believe about dep...,
What does the abc stand for
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Treatment - CBT
What does cognitive behavioural t...,
What does a cognitive therapist h...,
What does the client learn to do
8
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Characteristics of a Phobia
What are phobias,
What are phobias characterised by,
What are behavioural characterist...
10
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The Two-Process Model
What does the behavioural approac...,
According to behaviourists what a...,
How does operant conditioning exp...
6
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Treatment of Phobias - Systematic Desensitisation
What is systematic desensitisation,
What is the aim of systematic des...,
What is the first step of systema...
15
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Treatment for Phobias - Flooding
How does flooding work,
What is the aim of flooding,
What is fear
7
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