Issues and Debates Flashcards
(20 cards)
Taylor(2000)
Beta bias
fight/flight
females produce oxytocin = tend and befriend
Rosenthal
male experimenters more friendly to female ppts, male do worse
Eagly and Johnson
meta-analysis in real settings women and men are similar in leadership
Loring and Powell
56% psychologists diagnosed schizophrenia male/ no gender vs 20% female
Longenecker
men diagnosed more than women with schizophrenia as women function better
Cornwell et al
solution gender bias
females better at learning, as more attentive and organised,
values and shows positive attributes of women
Berry
imposed etic usually happens when theories come from an emic approach
Copeland
69% US psychiatrists diagnose schizophrenia DSM vs 2% British ICD
Roberts
adolescents with strong belief in determinism at greater risk of depression
Soon et al
brain activity determines choice before knowledge of making choice
ppts presented a button brain decides which hand to use seconds before acknowledging action
Bandura
interactionist soft determinism
environmental factors are key but have free will to choose behaviour
Plomin et al
nature effects nurture
child that is genetically aggressive provokes aggression in others, affecting development
Scarr and McCartney
nature effect nurture
children growing seek experiences that suit their genes
Maguire et al
nurture affect nature
london taxi drivers more volume grey matter in posterior hippocampus than control
Wolpe
systematic desensitisation to cure woman phobia insects
husband had insect name - marital problems
Allport
for idiographic
only by knowing person as individual can we predict behaviour
eg knowing 1% lifetime risk of developing schizophrenia gives no insight into schizophrenic people
Bem
idiographic + nomothetic
androgony scale establish general laws on gender development alongside case studies
Stanley and Sieber
concerns of socially sensitive research
implications - prejudice
uses/ public policy - Bowlby used to make free childcare under 5s uk
validity - burt much of data used for 11+ made up
phrasing may influence interpretations
Scarr
benefits socially sensitive research
studies of unrepresented people encourages acceptance and promotes understanding
Kitzinger and Coyle
phrasing research
research into ‘alternative relationships’ led to heterosexual bias due to comparing homosexual couples to heterosexual couples