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Sherif (1935) Conformity and the autokinetic effect
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Asch (1951) Conformity on an unambiguous task
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Zimbardo et al. (1973) Stanford Prison Experiment
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Reicher and Haslam (2006) The BBC Prison Study
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Milgram (1963) Obedience to Authority
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
5
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Moscovici et al. (1969) Minority Influence
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
7
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Sperling (1960) Investigation of the Sensory Register
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Peterson and Peterson (1959) The Duration of the STM
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Bahrick et al. (1975) Very long-term memories
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Jacobs (1887) The Capacity of the STM
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Baddeley (1966) Investigating Coding in STM and LTM
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Working Memory Model, and Evaluations
What are the components of the wm...,
Who was kf what problem did he have,
What did this problem suggest
6
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Forgetting: Interference theory
What are the two types of interfe...,
Underwood and postman 1960 method,
Underwood and postman 1960 findin...
4
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Tulving and Psotka (1971) Forgetting in LTM
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Loftus and Palmer (1974) Study into Eyewitness Testimony
Experiment 1 method,
Experiment 1 results,
Experiment 2 method
6
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Loftus and Zanni (1975) A Study into Leading Questions
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Post-Event Discussion, effect on accuracy of recall
Shaw et al 1997 method,
Shaw et al 1997 results,
Gabbert et al 2004 method
4
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Valentine and Coxon (1997) The Effect of Age on EWT
Method,
Results,
Conclusions
4
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Loftus (1979) Weapon Focus in EWT
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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The Cognitive Interview, and Geiselman et al (1986)
When was the cognitive interview ...,
What happens in a cognitive inter...,
Geiselman et al 1986 method
6
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Caregiver-infant interaction, Schaffer and Emerson (1964) Attachment Stages, and Father Attachment
What are 5 common caregiver infan...,
What are the 4 stages in attachme...,
Schaffer and emerson 1964 method
9
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Lorenz (1935) Imprinting
Findings,
Method,
Evaluation
3
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Harlow (1959) The Need for Contact Comfort, and Further Research
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
6
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Bowlby's Monotropic Theory of Attachment
What are bowlby s main claims,
What does bowlby,
What does bowlby mean by
6
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Ainsworth et al. (1978) The Strange Situation
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Van Ijzendoorn and Kroonenberg (1988) Cross-cultural Studies
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
5
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Bowlby (1944) The 44 Juvenile thieves
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Robertson and Robertson (1968) A Separation Study
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Rutter et al. (2007) A Longitudinal study of Romanian orphans
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Hodges and Tizard (1989) Children Raised in Institutions
Method,
Results,
Conclusion
4
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Hazan and Shaver (1987) The Influence of Early Attachments
Results,
Method,
Conclusion
4
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Main et al. (1985) The Adult Attachment Interview
Why was the adult attachment inte...,
What idea is it based on,
What does the interview involve
3
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Long Term Effects of Privation
Quiton et al 1984 method and find...,
Parker and forrest 1993 what is r...,
Freud and dann 1951 method and fi...
3
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Abnormality
1
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Behaviourism
What are the three main assumptio...,
What is meant by,
What is meant by
20
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The Cognitive Approach
What is a schema,
What are the different types of s...,
Bartlett 1932 method
7
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The Biological Approach
What are twin studies,
What are the three basic assumpti...,
Gottesman 1991 method
15
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The Psychodynamic Approach
Who developed the psychodynamic a...,
What does this approach assume,
What are the three identified lev...
11
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Humanistic Psychology
What are the core 6 point of huma...,
What are the 5 stages of maslow s...,
Aronoff 1967 method
9
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The Nervous System, Endocrine System, and Localisation of Function
What are the two key parts of the...,
Who do receptors communicate with...,
What are the two key parts of the...
26
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Plasticity
How does plasticity work,
Elbert et al 1995 method,
Elbert et al 1995 results
7
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Studying the Brain
What are fmri scans,
How do fmri scans work,
What are the uses o fmri scans
7
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Biological Rhythms
What are the three classification...,
What are endogenous pacemakers,
What are exogenous zeitgebers
4
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Gender Bias
What are the two types of gender ...,
What are androcentrism and estroc...,
What research designs make gender...
4
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Cultural bias
What does culture refer to,
As psychology developed in the we...,
Berry 1969 identified two main ap...
8
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Free Will and Determinism
What is free will,
Comments on free will,
What is determinism
10
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Holism and Reductionism
What is holism,
What is reductionism,
Holism reductionism in the psycho...
7
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Nature vs. Nurture
What is commonly accepted by mode...,
Gottesman 1963 findings
2
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