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Paper 1 Mistakes Review Flashcards

1
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NSI and ISI

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NSI change behaviour to fit in (compliance and temporary) whereas ISI ignorant so wanting knowledge (internalisation and permanent)

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Asch control

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error rate 0.04% vs 32% so NSI

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3
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consistency and commitment enhanced meanings.

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consistency = deeper processing
commitment = augmentation principle , take more seriously

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4
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e.g. minority influence (for healthy food)

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taxes

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5
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For full marks in TSS…

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must refer to the presence of the stranger in the room (stranger anxiety)
3 min episodes, controlled observation

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6
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Statistical infrequency/deviation key word

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rare/uncommon/anomalous

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7
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Characteristics of phobias

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emotional, cognitive, behavioural

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8
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Disposition =

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collection of traits

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9
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Authoritarian personality

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dogmatic/conformist and submissive
Prejudice/hostile

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9
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Psychological term for natural tendency

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bias

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10
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Explanations of resistance to SI

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Influence of disobedient role models
Internal LOC (autonomous state)
Milgram’s situational variables

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11
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wider implications and real life situations of defiance

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French villiage of La Chambon during WW2
(saving thousands of Jews in non-violent resistance)

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12
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Why cannot WMM continue dual tasking

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  1. Capacity of WM is being exceeded
  2. CE cannot allocate info to sub-components as fast as it is being received.
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13
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Capacity =
Duration =

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Capacity = amount of storage
Duration = length of time

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14
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Cog interview evals

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+Ve > Standard interview, wide success
-Ve Prone to producing confabulations (false memories)
-Ve Not effective when applied to recognition from a memory parade.

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15
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Outline a study (framework)

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state details of method, results, and conclusions

16
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Role of the father

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biologically determined (oestrogen)
Cultural expectations (Mead)

17
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Agoraphobia

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fear of crowded places

18
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Failure to function adequately -Ve eval

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Some behaviours maladaptive but not abnormal, e.g. smoking

19
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Depression (cog) treatments - CBT (Beck)

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Outline:
Challenge neg thoughts
Labelling/identifying neg thoughts
Assigning hw
Behavioural activation, engaging in previously enjoyed activities

Evals:
+Ve vs medication, CBT has long term influence
+Ve Active > passive patient
-Ve Not for severely depressed

20
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LOC terms

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Continuum
Responsibility, self-confidence
Luck

21
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e.g. women suffragettes

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Consistency = persistent education and political arguments
Commitment = Protested and chained themselves to gates
Flexibility = agreed to halt their protests to concentrate on the war effort

22
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Alternative explanations for situational

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Go-to = LOC > AP

23
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Semantic LTM

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Factual, meaningful, general knowledge

24
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MSMM STM encoded?

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acoustically

25
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MSMM role of rehearsal

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helps retain info in STM to then consolidate/transfer into LTM

26
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When explaining interference, outline…

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both through “whereas”

27
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Critical period

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must be formed by 12 months for most, 2.5 years for all

28
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According to Bowlby’s monotropic theory, babies have an…

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innate desire to survive. Evolutionary trait to develop attachment.

29
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Implications of Bowlby’s monotropic theory

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Maternity leave + staying at home more to care + less time at day-care/ nursery

30
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Mode evals

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-Ve may be more than one (bimodal) so less reliable/useful
-Ve Less “sensitive”, doesn’t use all scores

31
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Discuss influence of early attachments on later relationships. 16m

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AO1:
IWM, template for future and success as parent
Influence of critical period
Hazan & Shaver links to TSS

AO3:
Support, Harlow and Lorenz.
-> Generalisability
Assumption of determinism, problems for intervention
Evidence showing can overcome privation (Koluchova twins)
-> case study.

32
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Koluchova twins

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Privation. Found at 7 years after being in a cellar, dwarfed and severe disabilities.
Early intervention, after dedicated work in programs and care, reversed and now fully stable and with own families.

33
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SD evals

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+Ve self-adminsitered and provided w self-help techniques for after program
-Ve Not suitable for those who lack imagination or those unable to use relaxation techniques.

34
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Phonological loop

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acoustic encoding
phonological store = stores words we hear
articulatory process = maintenance rehearsal
capacity = amount can say in 2 secs

35
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Visuo-spatial sketchpad

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visual cache = stores visual data
inner scribe = records arrangement of objects in visual field

36
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Episodic buffer

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Brings together memory from LTM and combines with subcategories memories to produce a single unified memory > separate strands.
Added to the model later (2000)

A Level Psychology - Research Studies (13 decks)

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