Psychology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (49):

• Research Methods P2

  Research methods P2

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  what does generalisability mean,

  what does investigator effects mean,

  what does ecological validity mean
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• Approaches P2

  Approaches P2

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  what makes science a science,

  what did psychology start of as,

  who do we credit the development of psyc
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• Psychopathology P1

  Psychopathology P1

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  what approach is depression focused on,

  what can depression be defined as,

  what are some behavioural clinical chara
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• Memory Explanations For Forgetting P1

  memory - explanations for forgetting P1

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  what are the two types of interference,

  what is proactive interference,

  what is retroactive interference
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• Memory Types Of Long Term Memory

  memory - types of long term memory

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  what are the three types of memory,

  what are episodic memories,

  what parts of the brain does episodic me
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• Memory Multi Store Model Of Memory And T

  memory - multi-store model of memory and the working model of memory

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  what are the 3 key features we use to de,

  what 3 assumptions does the multi store,

  can you describe the sensory register in
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• Memory Eyewitness Testimony

  memory - eyewitness testimony

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  how can a reconstructive memory make us,

  how can our schema make us have errors w,

  what are the factors affecting the accur
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• Social Influence Conformity P1

  Social Influence - Conformity P1

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  what are the three types of conformity,

  what is meant the type of conformity com,

  what is meant the type of conformity ide
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• Social Influence Obedience

  Social Influence - Obedience

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  who did research into obedience,

  briefly what were the procedures of mill,

  what happened when the pps and mr wallac
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• Social Influence Resistance To Social In

  Social Influence - resistance to social influence

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  what are the two explanations for resist,

  explain the explanation social support,

  what could happen to less people conform
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• Social Influence Minority Influence

  Social Influence - Minority influence

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  what is meant by minority influence,

  how does a minority view become a majori,

  who investigated into minority influence
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• Social Influence Social Change

  Social Influence - Social Change

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  what is meant by social change,

  give 3 examples of social change,

  how does social change come about
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• Attachment 1 P1

  Attachment - 1 P1

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  what is meant by an attachment,

  what 3 behaviours show when an attachmen,

  what are the 2 caregiver infant interact
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• Attachment Animal Studies

  Attachment - animal studies

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  who investigated the critical period and,

  what did lorenzs procedures consist of,

  what were the iv and dv of lorenz resear
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• Attachment Learning Theory And Bowlby S

  Attachment - learning theory and Bowlby's montrophic theory

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  what is meant by the learning theory thr,

  how is attachments learn through classic,

  how is attachments learnt through operan
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• Attachment Strange Situation

  Attachment - strange situation

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  what are the 3 types of attachments,

  what is meant by a secure attachment,

  what is meant by a insecure avoidant att
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• Attachment Bowlby S Theory Of Maternal D

  Attachment - Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation

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  what is meant by maternal deprivation,

  who investigated into maternal deprivati,

  what was bowlbys procedures into materna
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• Attachment Influences Of Early Attachmen

  Attachment - Influences of early attachment on childhood and adulthood

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  what 3 studies investigate the influence,

  explain sroufes research,

  explain myron wilson and smiths research
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• Biopsychopatholgy Year 1 P2

  Biopsychopatholgy Year 1 P2

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  what does the peripheral nervous system,

  what does the spinal cord do,

  what does the somatic nervous system do
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• Psychopathology Definitions Of Abnormali

  Psychopathology - definitions of abnormality P1

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  what are the 4 definitions of abnormalit,

  what is meant by deviation from social n,

  give 2 examples of deviation from social
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• Research Methods Year 2 P2

  Research Methods Year 2 P2

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  what is nominal data,

  what is ordinal data,

  what is interval data
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• Approaches Year 2

  Approaches Year 2

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  what are 4 assumptions of the psychodyna,

  what is the id in our personality,

  what is the ego in our personality
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• 1 Gender Sex Role Stereotypes Androgyny

  1/ Gender - sex role stereotypes & androgyny P3

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  what is the definition of sex,

  what is the definition of gender,

  what research has been done into sex
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• 2 Gender Biological Explanation

  2/ Gender - Biological explanation

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  what is the definition of a chromosome,

  what is the definition of a hormone,

  what part do chromosomes play in sex and
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• 3 Gender Atypical Sex And Chromosomes Pa

  3/ Gender - Atypical sex and chromosomes patterns

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  what two syndromes have i studied,

  how is klinefelters syndrome caused,

  which gender does the klinefleters syndr
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• 4 Gender Cognitive Explanations

  4/ Gender - cognitive explanations

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  what are the two different cognitive exp,

  what is the brief theory behind kohlberg,

  how many stages did kohlberg believe gen
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• 5 Gender Psychodynamic Explanation

  5/ Gender - Psychodynamic explanation

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  according to the psychodynamic approach,

  in what stage does gender develop out of,

  where is the focus of pleasure in the ph
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• 6 Gender Slt Explanation

  6/ Gender - SLT explanation

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  how is our gender developed according to,

  how is bandura that gender development w,

  what role models are for example more li
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• 7 Gender The Influence Of Culture On Gen

  7/ Gender - The influence of culture on gender roles

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  what is the definition of gender roles,

  what is the definition of culture,

  if there are differences between culture
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• 8 Gender The Influence Of Media On Gende

  8/ Gender- The influence of media on gender roles

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  what is the definition of gender roles,

  what is the definition of media,

  what research has been done into the rol
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• 9 Gender Atypical Gender Development Bio

  9/ Gender - Atypical gender development: Biological and Social explanations

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  what is atypical gender development,

  what do people with gender identity diso,

  what is gid recognised as a psychologica
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• Biopsychology Year 2 P2 The Brain

  Biopsychology year 2 P2 // The Brain

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  what are 4 localisation functions of the,

  what is meant by localisation functions,

  what is meant by localisation functions
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• Biopsychology Year 2 P2 Ways Of Studying

  Biopsychology year 2 P2 // Ways of studying the brain

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  explain what is meant by a fmri scan,

  what are two strengths of using fmri sca,

  what are two weaknesses of using fmri sc
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• Biopsychology Year 2 P2 Biological Rhyth

  Biopsychology year 2 P2 //Biological rhythms

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  what is meant by a circadian rhythm,

  what is meant by a infradian rhythm,

  what is meant by a ultradian rhythm
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• Biopsychology Year 2 P2 Endogenous Pacem

  Biopsychology year 2 P2 // Endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers

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  what is a endogenous pacemaker,

  in mammals what is the most likely endog,

  what does the scn do in the day
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• 1 Agression Neural And Hormonal Mechanis

  1/ Agression - Neural and hormonal mechanisms

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  what does the neural mechanism the limbi,

  what is the amygdala part of the limbic,

  what is the hippocampus part of the limb
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• 2 Agression Ethological And Evolutionary

  2/ Agression - Ethological and evolutionary explanations

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  explain what is meant by the ethological,

  what is meant by the ethological explana,

  what is meant by the ethological explana
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• 3 Agression Social Psychological Explana

  3/ Agression - Social psychological explanations

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  what are the three social psychological,

  who suggested that aggression was caused,

  what is the frustration aggression hypot
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• 4 Agression Institutional Aggression

  4/ Agression - Institutional aggression

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  what are the two main types of explanati,

  what is the dispositional explanation ca,

  explain what is meant by the importation
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• 5 Agression Media Influences

  5/ Agression - Media influences

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  what are 4 parts of how the media influe,

  what are the 4 different types of resear,

  what are two lab experiments of the infl
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• 1 Issues And Debates Issues Gender Bias

  1/ Issues and Debates - issues: gender bias, cultural bias and ethical implications

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  what are the three issues in the optic o,

  what is meant by an issue,

  what are two types of bias in the issue
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• 2 Issues And Debates Debates Free Will D

  2/ Issues and Debates - debates: free will-determinism, nature-nurture, holism-reductionism & ideographic-nomotheic

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  what are the 4 debates we need to know,

  what is meant by determinism,

  give two examples of determinism in psyc
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• 1 Eating Behaviours Explanations For Foo

  1/ Eating behaviours - Explanations for food preferences

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  what are the 2 explanations for food pre,

  why might we have a food preference in s,

  what is a strength for the fact we have
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• 2 Eating Behaviours Neural And Hormonal

  2/ Eating behaviours - Neural and hormonal mechanisms in the control of eating behaviour

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  what is the neural explanation,

  what does the hypothalamus do in the bra,

  what is meant by the lateral hypothalamu
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• 3 Eating Behaviours Biological Explanati

  3/ Eating Behaviours - Biological explanations for anorexia

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  what two things are included in the biol,

  explain what is meant by the genetic exp,

  what rate is anorexia heritability
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• 4 Eating Behaviours Psychological Explan

  4/ Eating Behaviours - Psychological explanations for anorexia

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  what are the three different psychologic,

  how is social learning theory related to,

  give an example of a situation with a mo
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• 5 Eating Behaviours Biological Explanati

  5/ Eating Behaviours - Biological explanations for obesity

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  what are the two biological explanations,

  explain what is meant by the genetic exp,

  what research is there to support the ro
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• 6 Eating Behaviours Psychological Explan

  6/ Eating Behaviours - Psychological explanations for obesity

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  what is meant by the restraint theory,

  what is meant by the boundary model,

  what is meant by disinhibition
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• 7 Eating Behaviours Explanations For Suc

  7/ Eating behaviours - explanations for success and failure of dieting

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  what are the two explanations for the fa,

  what is meant by the boundary model,

  what is meant by the theory of hedonic e
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