Social Influence
One factor affecting minority influence's effectiveness.
One difference between a Histogram and a Bar Chart.
The key concept that makes the humanistic approach a positive psychology?
The person behind the Strange Situation.
Who is Mary Ainsworth?
The experiment used to test attachment type.
What is the Strange Situation?
The three factors that affect conformity.
What are group size, task difficulty, unanimity?
The definition of peer review.
What is another specialist in the field checking over your work?
The three components of our personality proposed by Freud.
What are Id, Ego, Superego?
The quiz conducted by Hazan and Shaver to examine people's attachment type.
What is the Love Quiz?
Who is Van Ijzendoorn?
The definition of the "agentic shift".
What is when someone in an autonomous state moves to an agentic state and no longer feels responsibility?
The type of data that was has been collected by another researcher and already exists pre-investigation.
What is Secondary data?
The gap between two nerves that neurotransmitters cross to carry a signal?
What is the synaptic gap?
What is Socially Sensitive?
What is Minority Influence?
The concept that states that LOC are a scale and individuals may vary in their position.
What is the LOC continuum?
The definition of sign testing.
What is a test that is used to analyse the difference in scores between related items?
Two evaluative points of the cognitive approach.
What are scientific methods, lack of external validity, real-world application, machine reductionism and soft determinism?
The difference between deprivation and privation in terms of Bowlby's research.
What is the fact that privations means the child never had a mother figure or PCG attachment to begin with?
What is the fact that now children in care are only exposed to 2 PCGs at one time?
The 2 characteristics associated with far right fascists the F-scale measure.
What are submission (obedience to and respect for all authorities) and traditionalism (obedience to conservative old-fashioned ideals)?
What are event sampling and time sampling?
The process that decides whether a nerve will continue to carry a signal or not.
What is summation? (using inhibitory and excitatory signals)
What are Secure, Insecure-avoidant, Insecure-resistant and Disinhibited Attachment?
The percentage of German participants that went to the full 450 volts in Mantell's recreation of Milgram's Obedience experiment. (Boundary of + or - 10%)
What is 85%?