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definitions of abnormality- psychopathology
What is statistic infrequency,
What is deviation from social norms,
What is strength of statistical f...
12
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phobias- psychopathology
What are dsm 5 categories of phobia,
What are behavioural characterist...,
What are emotional characteristic...
4
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depression- psychopathology
What is dsm 5 categories of depre...,
What are behavioural characterist...,
What are emotional characteristic...
4
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ocd- psychopathology
What are dsm 5 categories of ocd,
What are behavioural characterist...,
What are emotional characteristic...
4
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behavioural approach- psychopathology
What is two process model,
What is acquisition by classical ...,
What is maintenance by operant co...
11
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cognitive approach- psychopathology
What is faulty information proces...,
What is negative self schema,
What is negative triad becks nega...
17
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biological approach- psychopathology
What are genetic explanations,
What are candidate genes,
What is ocd is polygenic
16
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conformity- social influence
What was aschs baseline procedure,
What are variables invesitgated b...,
What is artifical situation and task
5
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types and explanations- social influence
What is internalisation,
What is identification,
What is compliance
8
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conformity to social roles- social influence
What was zimbardos research,
What were the findings of zimbard...,
What were the conclusions from zi...
6
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obedience- social influence
What was milgrams baseline procedure,
What were the baseline findings,
What was other data
7
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situational variables obedience- social influence
What is proximity,
What is location,
What is uniform
6
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situational explanations obedience- social influence
What is agentic state,
What is autonomous state,
What are binding factors
9
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dispositional explanations obedience- social influence
What is the authoritarian persona...,
What are the origins of authorita...,
What was adornos research
6
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resistance to social influence- social influence
What is resisiting conformity,
What is resisiting obedience,
What is locus of control
9
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minority inlfuence- social influence
What is minority influence,
What is consistency,
What is commitment
8
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social change- social influence
What is lessons from minority inf...,
What is lessons from conformity r...,
What are lessons from obedience r...
4
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origins of psychology- approaches
What was wundt s lab,
What was standardised procedures,
What is structuralism
8
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learning approaches- behaviourist and social influence
What are assumptions of behaviour...,
What is classical conditioning be...,
What is operant conditioning beha...
14
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cognitive approach
What are the assumptions of the c...,
What is the role of the schema,
What is theoretical and computer ...
7
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biological approach
What are the assumptoins,
What is the neurochemical basis o...,
What is the genetic basis of beha...
8
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psychodynamic approach
What is the role of the unconscious,
What is the structure of personality,
What are psychosexual stages
7
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humanistic psychology
What is free will,
What is maslows hierarchy of needs,
What is self actualisation
7
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comparison of approaches
What are the views on development,
What is nature vs nurture,
What is reductionism
5
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coding, capacity and duration of memory
What is the research on coding,
What is the research on digit span,
What is research on span of memor...
11
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multi store model- memory
What is the sensory register,
What is short term memory,
What is long term memory
7
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types of ltm
What is episodic memory,
What is semantic memory,
What is procedural memory
6
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the working memory model
What is the working memory mdoel,
What is the central executive,
What is the phonological loop
8
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explanations for forgetting
What is the interference theory,
What is types of interference,
What is research on effects of si...
14
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factors effecting the accuracy of eyewitness testimony
What is research on leading quest...,
What is why do leading questions ...,
What is research on post event di...
13
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improving the accuracy of ewt
What is the cognitive interview,
What is report everything,
What is the reinstate the context
9
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caregiver infant interactions- attachment
What is reciprocity,
What is interactional synchrony,
What is filmed observation eval
5
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schaffers stages of attachment
What is the asocial stage,
What is indiscriminate attachment,
What is specific attachment
8
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the role of the father
What is attachment to fathers,
What is distinctive role for fathers,
Fathers as primary attachment fig...
6
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animal studies of attachment
What is lorenzs research,
What is harlows research,
Research support lorenz eval
6
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explanations of attachment
Classical conditioning learning t...,
Operant conditoning learning theory,
Attachment as a secondary drive l...
13
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types of attachment
Procedure of ainsworths strange s...,
Findings of strange situation,
Good predictive validity eval
5
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cultural variations in attachment
Van ijzendoorn and kroonenbergs r...,
Other studies of cultural variation,
Conclusions
6
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bowlbys theory of maternal deprivation-attachment
Separation versus deprivation,
The critical period,
Effects on development
7
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romanian orphan studies
Rutters research,
Zeanah,
Effects of institutionalisation
3
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influence of early attachment on later relationships
Internal working model,
Relationships in childhood,
Relationships in adulthood
6
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experimnetal method- research methods
Aims,
Hypotheses,
Deciding which hypothesis to use
6
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research issues
Extraneous variables,
Confounding variables,
Demand characteristics
6
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experimental designs- research methods
Independent groups,
Repeated measures,
Matched pairs
7
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types of experiments- research methods
Lab experiments strength,
Lab experiments limitations,
Lab experiments
11
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sampling-research methods
Population and sample,
Random sample,
Systematic sample
11
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ethical issues and ways of dealing with them- research methods
Ethical issues in the design and ...,
Informed consent,
Deception
12
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pilot studies- research methods
Aims of piloting,
Single blind procedure,
Double blind proceduire
4
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observational techniques- research methods
Naturalistic and controlled obser...,
Covert and overt observations,
Participant and non participant o...
10
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observational design- research methods
Ways of recording data,
Behavioural categories,
Sampling methods
7
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self report techniques- research methods
Questionnaires,
Open and closed questions,
Structured interviews
9
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self report design- research methods
Likert scale,
Rating scales,
Fixed choice option
7
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correlations- research methods
Types of correlation,
Difference between correlations a...,
Correlation strength
4
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types of data-research methods
Qualitative data,
Quantiative data,
Primary data
8
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measures of cnetral tendency and dispersion- research methods
Mean,
Median,
Mdoe
5
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presentation of qualitative data- research methods
Summarising data in table,
Histograms,
Scattergrams
5
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mathematical content- research methods
Percentages,
Concept of probability,
Critical value
3
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peer review and psychological research and the economy
Role of peer review,
Main aims of peer review,
Anonymity peer review eval
7
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