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SP - social influence
Conformity definition 1,
What is compliance 2,
What is identification 3
8
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SP - ASCH'S STUDY - 1951
Asch s aim 1,
Results of original study 2,
Conclusions of the study 3
14
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SP - ZIMBARDO, The Stanford Prison Experiment - 1973
What is dehumanisation 1,
What was zimbardo interested in 2,
Where was the prison 3
19
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SP - MILGRAM"S STUDY - 1961
What is obedience 1,
How was milgram s experiment set ...,
How many ps went all the way to 4...
11
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SP - obedience
What is the agency theory 1,
What is the agentic shift 2,
Why might people still feel moral...
7
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SP - Adorno F test - authoritarian
What are characteristics of autho...,
What does a high score on the tes...,
Causes of authoritarian personali...
7
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SP - Resistance to social influence
What is locus of control 1,
What is an internal locus of cont...,
What is an external locus of cont...
14
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SP - Minority influence
What is minority influence 1,
Examples of minority influence 2,
How do minority groups influence ...
11
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SP - Moscovici et al (1969)
What was the aim of moscovici s r...,
What did his study entail 2,
What was the procedure of his stu...
7
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SP - Social Change
What are the steps to social chan...,
What is drawing attention 2,
What is consistency 3
9
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KA - 1 Origins of Psychology
Who was the first man to be named...,
What was wundt s initial idea 2,
What is introspection 3
7
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KA - 2 Behaviourism
Behaviourism assumptions 1,
What is classical conditioning 2,
Key studies 3
12
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KA - 3 Biological approach
What to biological psychologists ...,
Examples of neurotransmitters 2,
What is the main assumption of th...
17
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KA - 4 Cognitive Approach
Assumptions of the cognitive appr...,
What are computer models 2,
What is the multi store memory mo...
11
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KA - 5 Social Learning Theory
What is identification 1,
What is imitation 2,
What is a model 3
20
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KA - 6 Psychodynamic Approach
What are the 3 parts of the perso...,
Characteristics of the id 2,
Characteristics of the ego 3
30
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KA - 7 Humanistic Approach
What is the main assumption of th...,
What does the approach say 2,
What are the five stages of maslo...
13
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PP - abnormality
What are the 4 definitions of abn...,
What is psychopathology 2,
What is involved in the research ...
18
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PP - phobias
What is the dsm 5 1,
What is a phobia 2,
What are the dsm 5 categories of ...
28
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PP - OCD
What is ocd 1,
What is an obsession 2,
What are compulsions 3
32
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PP - depression
What are the 2 main types of depr...,
What is unipolar depression 2,
What is bipolar depression 3
61
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BP - Structure/Function of the HNS
What does the hns break down into 1,
What is the role of the cns 2,
What is the brain s responsibilit...
55
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BP - Endocrine and fight or flight
What is the role of the endocrine...,
What are hormones 2,
How do hormones work 3
17
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BP - Localisation of Function
What is meant by localisation of ...,
What did the case study of phinea...,
What happened to phineas gage 3
14
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BP - Split Brain
What is the optic chiasm 1,
Function of the left side of the ...,
Function of the right side of the...
12
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BP - Plasticity and function
What is plasticity 1,
How long does our brain change for 2,
What did maguire et al 2000 disco...
15
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BP - Ways of studying the brain
What is a post mortem scan 1,
What is an mri scan 2,
What is an fmri scan 3
13
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BP - Circadian rhythms
What is an endogenous pacemaker 1,
What are exogenous zeitgebers 2,
What is the scn 3
13
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BP - Biological rhythms
What is a biological rhythm 1,
What is a circadian rhythm 2,
What is an infradian rhythm 3
13
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M - Multi store model of memory
Who proposed the multi store mode...,
What are the 3 stages of the msmm 2,
What occurs between sr and the stm 3
20
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M - Long Term Memory types
What are episodic memories 1,
What are semantic memories 2,
What are procedural memories 3
6
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M - The Working Memory Model
Why was the wmm made 1,
What did baddeley and hitch say 2,
What does the wmm say 3
14
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M - Theories of Forgetting
What are the different explanatio...,
What is proactive interference 2,
What is retroactive interference 3
13
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M - Eyewitness testimony
What is the influence of a schema...,
What are factors affecting the ac...,
What was the research into leadin...
27
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A - Attachment
What is an attachment 1,
How is separation anxiety shown 2,
What is secure base behaviour 3
7
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A - Caregiver-infant interaction
What occurs during the tronick st...,
What were the results of the stil...,
Ao3 observations are highly contr...
12
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A - Stages of attachment
What are the 4 stages of attachme...,
Characteristics of the asocial st...,
Characteristics of the indiscrimi...
11
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A - Animal Studies of attachment
What are the different animal stu...,
What did lorenz study with geese 2,
How did lorenz complete his study 3
11
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A - Learning theory of attachment
What does the cupboard love theor...,
What are the three components of ...,
What is the cupboard love theory ...
7
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A - MONOtropic theory of attachment
What were bowlby s 2 theories 1,
What did the monotopy theory sugg...,
Who was bowlby influenced by 3
15
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A - The Strange Situation
Who did the strange situation 1,
What was the type of observation 2,
What were the 4 behaviours measur...
7
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A - Cultural variations in attachment
What is an individualist culture 1,
What is a collectivist culture 2,
What did ainsworth say the most c...
15
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A - Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis
What is the differences between s...,
What did bowlby say were the 2 ma...,
What did goldfarb find 3
9
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A - Romanian Orphan Study and Institutionalisation
What did rutter claim 1,
What is institutionalisation 2,
What did rutter say 3
16
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A - Influence of early attachment on later relationships
What is attachment theory 1,
What is the most likely attachmen...,
What does bowlby say is the link ...
9
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A - The role of the father
What did schaffer and emerson day 1,
What is the traditional role of t...,
What is the modern role of the fa...
22
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Research methods and scientific processes
What are the 4 types of experimen...,
Description of lab experiments 2,
Strengths of lab experiments 3
139
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Data handling and analysis and inferential testing
What is nominal data 1,
What is ordinal data 2,
What is interval data 3
29
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SCH - Classification and diagnosis (add research)
What is schizophrenia 1,
Characteristics of schizophrenia 2,
What are positive symptoms of sch...
23
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SCH - Biological explanations
What is the role of the hippocamp...,
What is the role of the hypothala...,
What is the role of the pfc 3
14
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SCH - genetic explanation
What are the genetic explanations...,
How do family studies explain inh...,
Strengths and weakness of gottesm...
11
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SCH - Biological therapies
Why are drugs taken 1,
What are the 2 types of drugs for...,
How are drugs taken 3
14
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SCH - Interactionist approach and treatment
What is diathesis 1,
What is stress 2,
What was meehl s original diathes...
12
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SCH - Psychological explanation
What are psych explanations 1,
What are the reasons for family d...,
What is a schizophrenogenic mother 3
9
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SCH - Psych treatments
What are the psych treatments of ...,
How does cbt work 2,
What are cognitive techniques use...
11
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I+D - Nature vs nurture
What is the nature nurture debate 1,
Characteristics of the nature deb...,
What is the heritability co effic...
16
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I+D - Free-will v Determinism
What is the debate between fw v d 1,
What is hard determinism 2,
What is soft determinism 3
14
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I+D - Nomothetic vs idiographic
What is the n v i debate 1,
What is the nomothetic approach 2,
What is research methods in nomo ...
11
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I+D - Reductionism vs holism
What is reduc vs hol debate 1,
What is reductionism 2,
What is parsimony 3
13
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I + D - socially sensitive research and ethical implications
What are some ethical issues 1,
What is the definition of sociall...,
How is the myron wilson smith stu...
26
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I + D - cultural bias
Facts about cultural bias in psych 1,
What is meant by culture 2,
Why is psychology weird 3
16
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I + D - gender bias
What was the heinz dilemma 1,
What was kohlberg interested in t...,
What was the problem with the hei...
21
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FP - Profiling
What are the 2 types of offender ...,
What is the top down approach 2,
How was the top down approach dev...
29
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FP - Biological explanation
What is lombroso s theory of atav...,
What are characteristics of crimi...,
What are characteristics of murde...
9
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FP - Genetic/Neural explanation
What does the genetic explanation...,
What did christianen 1977 find 2,
What are the 2 genes associated w...
17
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FP - Eysenck's psychological explanation
What are the concepts of the psyc...,
What is the epi 2,
What are the 3 personality types ...
19
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FP - Cognitive explanations
What are the 2 cognitive explanat...,
What are kohlberg s levels of mor...,
Characteristics of pre convention...
14
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FP - Differential association theory
What is differential association ...,
Example of differential associati...,
What does sutherland s theory aim...
12
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FP - Psychodynamic approach
When is the superego formed 1,
How does the superego operate 2,
What does blackburn say about the...
15
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FP - Restorative justice
What are the aims of restorative ...,
What is the process 2,
What is the focus 3
13
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FP - Anger management
What does novaco suggest about of...,
Why do some people get angry 2,
What is anger management 3
13
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FP - Behaviour modification
What are behaviour modification p...,
What approach does it use 2,
How does the token economy work 3
10
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FP - Custodial sentencing
What are the aims of custodial se...,
What is deterrence 2,
What is general deterrence 3
15
cards
CD - Piaget's theory of cognitive development
What does piaget think cognitive ...,
How does piaget see children 2,
What is biological maturation 3
15
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CD - Piaget's theory of intellectual development
What is intellectual development 1,
What are the 4 stages of intellec...,
When is the sensorimotor stage 3
21
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CD - Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development
What does vygotsky address childr...,
What does he put emphasis on 2,
What does vygotsky agree with pia...
15
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CD - Baillargeon
Where does baillargeon lie on the...,
How does baillargeon challenge pi...,
What does baillargeon think 3
11
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CD - Selman's levels of perspective taking
What is social cognition 1,
What do you gain from taking some...,
What is perspective taking 3
16
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CD - Theory of mind
What is theory of mind tom 1,
What does the metzoff and moore s...,
Why do you need theory of mind 3
17
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CD - Mirror neurons
What is a mirror neuron 1,
Who discovered what mirror neuron...,
How did rizolatti discover mirror...
11
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