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Social influence- Conformity
What is conformity,
What are the three types of confo...,
What is compliance
32
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Social influence- Obedience
What is obedience,
What is agentic state,
What is an agent
3
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Social influence- Resistance to social influence and minority influence
Give two explanations of resistan...,
What is social support,
What is locus of control
10
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Memory- models of memory
What is the first store of the mu...,
What is the duration of the senso...,
What is the capacity of the senso...
23
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Memory- Explanations for forgetting
What are the two explanations for...,
What is the interference theory,
What are the two types of interfe...
9
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Memory- Eye witness testimony
What is a leading question,
What is post event discussion,
Outline and explain what the stud...
14
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Attatchment- Caregiver infant interactions and animal studies
What is reciprocity,
What is interactional synchrony,
What is the major disadvantage to...
17
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Attachment- Explanations and Ainsworths strange situation
What is the learning theory of at...,
How can classical conditioning be...,
How can operant conditioning be u...
22
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Attachment- Maternal deprivation and the internal working model
What is bowlbys theory of materna...,
What was bowlbys 44 thieves study,
What were the findings of bowlbys...
13
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Psychopathology- Definitions of abnormality
What is statistical infrequency,
What is a strength of using stati...,
What is a limitation of using sta...
11
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Psychopathology- Phobias, symptoms and treating
What are 3 behavioural characteri...,
What are 3 cognitive characterist...,
What are 2 emotional characterist...
11
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Psychopathology- Depression, symptoms and treatments
What are the 3 behavioural charac...,
What are the 3 emotional characte...,
What are the 3 cognitive characte...
8
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Psychopathology- OCD, symptoms and treating
What are the 3 behavioural charac...,
What are the 2 emotional characte...,
What are the 2 cognitive characte...
15
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Approaches- Origins of psychology
What is introspection,
What was wudnt s procedure to ide...,
What are some strengths of wudnt ...
4
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Approaches- Learning and Cognitive approach
What is the behaviourist approach,
What are the 4 basic assumptions ...,
What is classical conditioning
29
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Approaches- Biological and Psychodynamic approach
What is the biological approach,
What is a persons genotype,
What is a persons phenotype
28
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Approaches- Humanistic approach and comparison of approaches
What is humanistic psychology,
What are the 4 basic assumptions ...,
What are the 5 components of masl...
10
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Biopsycholgy
What is hemespheric lateralisation,
What are the two components of th...,
What are the two divisions of the...
24
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Research methods- Experimental methods
What is concurrent validity,
What is a laboratory experiment,
What are the advantages of a lab ...
48
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Research methods- Scientific processes
What is an aim,
What is a hypothesis,
What is a directional hypothesis
92
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Research methods- Data handling and analysis
What is qualitative data,
What is quantitative data,
What are the strengths of qualiti...
24
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Research methods- Inferential testing
What pneumonic can be used to rem...,
Draw the table used to decide wha...,
How do you calculate the sign test
5
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Schizophrenia- Classification
Give 3 positive symptoms of sz,
Give 3 negative symptoms of sz,
What is avolition
18
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Schizophrenia- Biological explanations
How is sz polygenic and what does...,
What did gottesman find about the...,
How do twin studies support that ...
13
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Schizophrenia- Psychological explanations
What is the double bind theory,
What is high expressed emotion,
What is a schizophenogenic mother
4
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Schizophrenia- Cognitive theories
What is dysfunctional thought pre...,
What is poor central control,
What is poor metarepresentation
5
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Schizophrenia- Treatments and Interactionist approach
How do antipsychotic drugs genera...,
Give an expletive of a typical an...,
When were typical antipsychotics ...
11
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Issues and Debates
0
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Gender
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Forensic psychology- Offender profiling
What is the definition of crime,
What are 3 methods of measuring c...,
What are official statistics
21
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Forensic Psychology- Biological explanations
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Forensic Psychology- Psychological explanations
0
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Forensic Psychology- Dealing with offending behaviour
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