1
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Authoritarian personality
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The belief that people should completely obey or submit to their authority figures, and suppress their own beliefs.
2
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F-scale
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Developed in 1947 as a measure of authoriarian traits or tendencies.
3
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Dispostional
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Explanation of behaviours such as obedience emphasise them being caused by an individuals own person characteristics rather than situational influences within the enviroment.
4
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Right-wing authoritarianism
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A cluster of personality variables that are associated with the ‘right wing’ attitude to life.
5
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Who first identified the Authoritarian personality?
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Adorno et al (1950)
ALL PSYCHOLOGY
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Decks in class (108)
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Social Influence74
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Memory86
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Attachment 239
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Attachment90
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Psychopathology4
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Phobias21
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The Biological approach7
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Abnormality AO16
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Multi-store model20
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Minority Influence & Social change23
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Approaches in psychology1
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Biopsychology185
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Plasitcity and Recovery of the brain9
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Lateralisation, Split Brain Patients, Plasticity4
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EWT and Anxiety4
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Research methods103
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The behaviourist approach39
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The Origins of Psychology14
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Data handling and Analysis4
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Observational Techniques8
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Situational variables affecting obidence2
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Interferential testing2
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Biological Rhythms47
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The nervous system22
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Neuron structure and Function11
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Resistance to social influence13
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Definitions of Abnormality11
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Behaviourist Approach26
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Authoritarian personality5
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Y1 Module 2 - Memory64
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Y1 Module 3 - Attachment53
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Y1 Module 1 - Social Influence65
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Y1 Module 6 / Y2 Module 3 - Research Methods81
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Y1 Module 4 / Y2 Module 1 - Approaches in Psychology71
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Y2 Module 5 - Relationships69
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Y2 Module 2 - Biopsychology67
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Y2 Module 4 - Issues and Debates58
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Y2 Module 8 - Schizophrenia26
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Y1 Module 5 - Psychopathology66
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PAPER 1 - Social Influence50
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PAPER 1 - Attachment105
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PAPER 1 - Memory58
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PAPER 1 - Psychopathology50
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PAPER 2 - Biopsychology124
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PAPER 2 - Research Methods262
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PAPER 3 - Issues and Debates65
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PAPER 3 - Schizophrenia31
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PAPER 3 - Aggression12
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Social Influence Key Studies81
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Attachment Key Studies75
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Memory Key Studies104
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Approaches to Psychology66
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Psychopathology - Key Studies67
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A2 - Biopsychology140
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A2 - Issues and Debates51
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A2 - Relationships37
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A2 - Aggression14
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Conformity56
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Memory COPY58
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Attachment COPY51
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Psychopathology COPY68
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Approaches in Psychology COPY80
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Research Methods COPY59
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Biopsychology COPY93
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Issues and Debates70
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Schizophrenia76
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Sampling Methods27
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Origins of psychology8
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Variables9
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correlations12
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experiments17
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behaviourism strengths4
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ethical issues17
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social learning theory19
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Experiment designs16
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Psychodynamic approach32
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Observations26
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Humanistic approach15
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Cognitive approach14
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Comparing approaches20
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Control in repeated measures11
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Descriptive statistics30
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Questions and interviews13
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Types of data11
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RM case studies6
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Distributions3
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Research Methods COPY COPY91
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Approaches In Psychology COPY COPY79
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Preference is an Evolved Adaption14
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Attractive Characteristics Evolve Through Sexual Selection13
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Natural Selection vs Sexual Selection10
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Evolution Explaining Gender Differences in Partner Preferences18
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Factors Affecting Attraction in Romantic Relationships12
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Filter Theory26
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Matching Hypothesis20
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Social Exchange Theory8
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Equity Theory12
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The Investment Model18
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Duck's Phase Model17
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Self-Disclosure in Virtual Relationships26
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Gating8
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Absence of Gating16
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Parasocial Relationships with Celebrities4
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McCutcheon et al (2002)11
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Attachment Theory12
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The Absorption Addiction Model2
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Study Names and Dates0
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Self-Disclosure in Virtual Relationships COPY26
