Evidence for all controversies Flashcards
(19 cards)
-ve - labelled maternally deprived children as affectionless
+ve - shaped childcare policies and showed importance of bond (family rooms)
Bowlby
-ve - unethical to scar/traumatise a baby and made society less trusting of psychologists
+ve - development of SD treatment for phobias and saves NHS £££
Watson and rayner
Developed concept of defense mechanisms following on from her fathers work
Anna Freud
-ve - caused participants extreme amounts of stress (trembling crying and seizures)
+ve - has enhanced our understanding of war crimes and WW2 - could stop future genocides
Milgram
All cost-benefit analysis’ do is legitimise the use of unethical methods
Baumrind (1975)
Use species that suit the purpose of the study, be aware of the animals previous experience and care for the animals
Animal act (1986)
Brain scans - found many individual differences but no unique cluster of features for males and females
Joel et al (2015)
Job applications from ‘Jenifer’ viewed as less competent than ‘John’
Moss-Racussin (2012)
Eyewitness testimony - memory is reconstructive (innocence project and police interviewing)
Elizabeth Loftus
Lab studies had a higher amount of differences between males and females than experiments conducted in a natural setting
Johnson (1990)
74% of A-level students were female
JCQ (2020)
7-8% of research uses animals
APA
decreased blood pressure in children reading out loud to an animal, decreased CV risk in elderly with high life events scores
Allen (2003)
Replacement - Partial (still using animals but no pain or distress) full (using other methods eg culture of cells)
Reduction - using the smallest number of animals possible
Refinement - improving procedures to minimise pain, stress and suffering
Home office: the 3 R’s (2000)
Enables socially isolated individuals to learn to trust and form relationships
Animal assisted therapy
Argued that discrimination based on membership of a species is no different to racial or gender discrimination
Singer (1975)
We have a special duty of care to humans so it isn’t discrimination
Gray (1991))
Demonstrated that chimpanzees have self-awareness in a mirror test
Gallup (1970)
observed gosling hatchlings and imprinting, was able to imprint with the hatchlings (supports bowlbys research)
Lorenz (1935)