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A Level Psychology: Component 1 (42 decks)

Psychodynamic Approach - Intro

Psychodynamic Approach - Assumption 1: Influence of childhood experiences

Psychodynamic approach - Assumption 2: The unconscious mind

Psychodynamic Approach - Assumption 3: Tripartite Personality

Psychodynamic Approach - Therapy: Dream analysis

Psychodynamic Approach - Classic Research: Bowlby, J. (1944)

Psychodynamic Approach - Contemporary Debate: The mother as primary care-giver of an infant

Psychodynamic Approach - Evaluating the Psychodynamic Approach

Cognitive Approach - Intro

Cognitive Approach - assumption 1: computer analogy

Cognitive Approach - assumption 2: Internal processes

Cognitive Approach - Assumption 3: Schemas

Cognitive Approach - Therapy: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Cognitive Approach - Classic Research: Loftus And Palmer (1974)

Cognitive Approach - Contemporary Debate: The reliability of eye-witness testimony

Cognitive Approach - Evaluating The Cognitive Approach

Positive Approach - Intro

Positive approach - Assumption 1: Acknowledgment of free will

Positive approach - Assumption 2: Authenticity of goodness and excellence

Positive approach - Assumption 3: Focus on 'The good life'

Positive Approach - Therapy: Mindfulness

Positive Approach - Classic Research: Myers, D.G. And Diener, E. (1995)

Positive Approach - Contemporary Debate: Relevance of positive psychology in today’s society

Positive Approach - Evaluating the Positive Approach

Behaviourist Approach - Intro

Behaviourist Approach - Assumption 1: Humans Are Born Like A Blank Slate

Behaviourist Approach - Assumption 2: Behaviour Is Learned Through Conditioning

Behaviourist Approach - Assumption 3: Humans And Animals Learn In Similar Ways

Behaviourist Approach - Therapy: Aversion Therapy

Behaviouist Approach - Classic Research: Watson And Rayner (1920)

Behaviourist Approach - Contemporary Debate: Using conditioning techniques to control the behaviour of children

Behaviourist Approach - Evaluating The Behaviourist Approach

Biological Approach - Intro

Biological Approach - Assumption 1: Evolutionary Influences

Biological Approach - Assumption 2: Localisation Of Brain Function

Biological Approach - Assumption 3: Neurotransmitters

Biological Approach - Therapy: Drug Therapy

Biological Approach - Classic evidence: Raine, Buchsbaum and LaCasse (1997)

Biological Approach - Contemporary Debate: The ethics of neuroscience

Biological Approach - Evaluating The Biological Approach

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