Term 2

Question 1

What are the 4 key principles of the British psychological society for ethics

Answer 1

• respect; for welfare of modern world humans and animals
• competence; must be appropriately qualified to perform so trained
• responsibility; public should not be harmed
• integrity; be honest and fair

Question 2

What is informed consent ( main ethical guidelines)

Answer 2

Participants should be told nature purpose and consequences of any research participation. Should have consent and if participant under 16 need parental consent

Question 3

What is right to withdraw ( main ethical guidelines )

Answer 3

Investigators should make it to clear to participants about right to withdraw at any time. And data collected can be destroyed if asked to be once withdrawn

Question 4

What is privacy+ confidentiality ( main ethical guidelines )

Answer 4

Participants privacy should be respected. If you were observed it would have to be in a “public place”. All results and info gathered in relation to SPECIFIC individuals must be kept confidential names should not be released. And participants should be aware of any breeches to confidentiality that may occur.

Question 5

Deception ( main ethical guidelines )

Answer 5

Lying or intensional deception to participants should be avoided at all costs. Unless necessary in exceptional circumstances to preserve integrity of research

Question 6

Debriefing ( main ethical guidelines)

Answer 6

After a piece of unethical research participants should be debriefed at end of study it is the researchers responsibility to provide participants with any necessary info they need to help them understand and check participants haven’t been harmed psychologically or physically

Question 7

Holistic meaning

Answer 7

The perspective that the functions of the brain are as a result are a result of the brain working as a whole. According to the perspective the brain cannot have specific functions for specific regions of the brain, it can on,bye understood in terms of working of the entire organ

Question 8

What is Broca’s area for

Answer 8

Speech development

Question 9

What’s wernickes aphasia

Answer 9

The ability to grasp the meaning of spoken words and sentences is impaired ..

Evidence for localisation

Question 10

What did Peterson et al (1988)

Answer 10

Found that Broca’s area is active during reading tasks and wernickes active fir listening

Question 11

What’s the name for OCD treatment

Answer 11

Anterior cingulotomy