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Psychology Making a case
Psychology Making a case
By: Jack Wright
Loftus and Loftus 1987 - Interviewing witnesses - weapon focus, Bruce et al 2007 - Interviewing Witnesses - internal/external features, Fisher & Geiselman 1989 - Interviewing witnesses - cognitive interview ...10Decks58Flashcards1Learner -
A-level Sociology - AQA
A-level Sociology - AQA
By: Ellanor Walls
Functionalism/Marxism and Education, New Right and Education, Feminism and Education ...72Decks96Flashcards1Learner -
sociology 15 marker
sociology 15 marker
By: matt foulerton
Respondent validation, Secondary data, Operationalising concepts ...28Decks95Flashcards1Learner -
Psychology-Research Methods
Psychology-Research Methods
By: Sude Almali
Experiments-Hypotheses & Variables, Correlations, Questionnaires ...11Decks60Flashcards1Learner -
Psychology - Research methods (2)
Psychology - Research methods (2)
By: Joey Appel
Lab Experiments, Field Experiments, Natural/Quasi experiments ...10Decks52Flashcards1Learner -
criminal psychology
criminal psychology
By: Lily perry
case formulation, Ethical interviews, Factors effecting EWT3Decks15Flashcards1Learner -
MBS Externship Project
MBS Externship Project
By: VAMSI KRISHNA AYYALA
Week 1, Mckenzie mind video, Case interviews ...7Decks29Flashcards1Learner -
Interviews HAHA
Interviews HAHA
By: nicole stapel
Case interview Steps, Part 2, part 3 ...4Decks16Flashcards1Learner -
psychology paper 2
psychology paper 2
By: Rachel Bedding
Carlsson and use of secondary data, lavarenne and use of case studies, Goldstein and use of clinical interviews ...6Decks41Flashcards1Learner -
psych - criminal
psych - criminal
By: Larissa Clement
biological explanations of criminal behaviour: brain injury, biological explanations of criminal behaviour: amygdala, biological explanations of criminal behaviour: XYY syndrome ...33Decks16Flashcards1Learner