Variables
Hypotheses and Ethics
Measures of Central Tendency
Emotions and Attachment
Brain and Relationships
100

The variable you are investigating

Independent Variable

100

Name one strategy to manage ethics

Any of the following 

Voluntary participation, informed consent, confidentiality, right to Withdraw, no deception, debriefing

100
Identify the mode

1,5,2,3,4,5,5,5

5

100

Recall the four core emotions

 Happiness

 Sadness

 Anger

 Fear

100

Name the emotional region of the brain

Amygdala or limbic system

200

The variable that is affected by the independent variable

Dependent variable

200

The hypothesis that says there is no effect

Null hypothesis

200

Identify the median below

2,3,4,4,4,2,4

2,2,3,4,4,4,4 = 4

200

Secure attachment helps develop which region of the brain

Prefrontal cortex

200

Name the part of the brain responsible for higher order cognitive functions, including decision making, reasoning, personality and expression.

Pre frontal cortex

300

Walking everyday will improve your fitness. Name one variable to control.

Distance/time walked, the way fitness is measured,

300

There is a difference in speed following strength training and endurance training. Is this a null or alternate hypothesis?

Alternate hypothesis

300

Identify the mean from the following

5, 3, 3, 2, 2 

3

300

List at least two emotions that can help build trust and strengthen relationships

Any positive emotions, such as happiness and love, bring people closer and strengthen bonds.

300

What are the two types of peer pressure?

Positive and negative peer pressure

400

Sneezing more than five times in a row will give you a heart attack.

What is sneezing? IV or DV

Independent variable

400

Research question: Does eating while studying improve memory recall?

Write the null hypothesis.

There is no effect/difference on recall when eating while studying

400

The measure of central tendency to use if the data has outliers or anomalies.

Median

400

Name two types of attachment

Secure attachment, avoidant attachment, ambivalent attachment, disorganised attachment

400

How could music affect relationships?


Music activates brain regions related to dopamine release (reward system) and oxytocin (the "bonding hormone").

This can increase feelings of trust, empathy, and closeness—key elements of secure relationships.

500

Drinking diet coke will make your feet smell.

What is smelly feet? IV or DV

Dependent variable

500

Does eating ice cream affect your mood. Write a null hypothesis.

There is no effect on mood when eating ice cream 

500

The measure of central tendency to use when the data is nominal (names e.g. favourite movie)

Mode
500

Define attachment

An emotional bond with another person, typically a child with the parent/caregiver

500

Describe how one structure in the brain is affected by music

Amygdala: Processes emotions like fear, joy, and love.

Prefrontal Cortex: Involved in emotional judgment, decision-making, and attachment.

Nucleus Accumbens: Linked to reward and pleasure, especially in romantic attraction.

Insula and Hypothalamus: Regulate emotional intensity and physiological arousal linked to love.

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