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PAPER 1 - MEMORY - memory and multistore model
What is memory,
What are the stages of memory,
What is memory encoding
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PAPER 1 - MEMORY - working memory model
What is the function of central e...,
What are the key features of the ...,
What is the function of the phono...
15
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PAPER 1 - MEMORY - explanations of forgetting - interference theory & retrieval failure
What are the 2 types of interference,
What is proactive interference,
What is retroactive interference
24
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PAPER 1 - MEMORY - eye witness testimony
What is eyewitness testimony,
What errors can occur in any stag...,
What is misleading information
35
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PAPER 1 - MEMORY - cognitive interview
What is a cognitive interview,
What are the 4 retrieval strategies,
What are the differences between ...
13
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE - conformity
What is social influence,
What does social influence include,
What is conformity majority influ...
29
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PAPER 1 - SOCIAL INFLUENCE - obedience
What is obedience,
Who was selected for milgram s study,
What were the participants told t...
29
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PAPER 1 - SOCIAL INFLUENCE - locus of control
What is locus of control,
What is internal locus of control,
What is external locus of control
8
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PAPER 1 - SOCIAL INFLUENCE - minority influence
What is minority influence,
Why does the conversion from majo...,
What is consistency
13
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PAPER 1 - SOCIAL INFLUENCE - social change
What is meant by social change,
What is an example of social prog...,
What is an example of social revo...
17
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PAPER 1 - SOCIAL INFLUENCE - conformity to social roles
Who was selected for zimbardo s s...,
How much were participants paid i...,
What happened after the chosen pr...
9
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - divisions of the nervous system
What is the nervous system,
What are the 2 main sub systems t...,
What is the central nervous system
20
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - fight or flight response
What is the definition of the fig...,
What does fight or flight involve,
What are the 2 types of fight or ...
21
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - neurons and synaptic transmission
What are neurons,
What are the basic underlying str...,
What ae dendrites
25
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - the endocrine system
What is the nervous system,
What is the endocrine system,
What is the function of the endoc...
14
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY - localisation of function and hemispheric lateralisation
What is localisation of function,
What is hemispheric lateralisation,
What are the areas of cortical sp...
18
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - hemispheric lateralisation and split brain research
How are the 2 hemispheres connected,
What is split brain research,
What does divided field refer to
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - brain plasticity
What is brain plasticity,
What can brain plasticity also be...,
What was the study by maguire 2000
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - functional recovery of the brain
What is functional recovery,
How is functional recovery achieved,
What kinds of brain trauma can re...
16
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - ways of studying the brain
What are the 4 ways of studying t...,
What is a post mortem examination,
What is fmri
13
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - circadian, ultradian and infradian rhythms
What is a circadian rhythm,
What was the study by siffre,
What were the findings of the stu...
16
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PAPER 2 - BIOPSYCHOLOGY - endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers
What are endogenous pacemakers,
What is an example of an endogeno...,
What are exogenous zeitgebers
19
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - factors affecting attraction (matching hypothesis, self-disclosure and filter theory)
What factors affect attraction in...,
What did meltzer find about physi...,
What is me matching hypothesis an...
34
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - economic theories of romantic relationships
What are the theories relating to...,
What are the key assumptions of s...,
What are the stages of relationsh...
34
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - theories of relationship breakdown
What are the 4 phases of duck s p...,
What is involved in the intrapsyc...,
What is involved in the dyadic phase
10
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - virtual relationships NOT COMPLETE
What are virtual relationships,
What are the 3 forms of virtual r...,
How do virtual relationships diff...
12
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - evolutionary explanations of partner preferences
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PAPER 3 - RELATIONSHIPS - parasocial relationships
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