Key Concepts
Key Theories
Key Studies
Applications
Research Methods
Miscellaneous
Looking Ahead (Year 11 sneak peak)
100
This image is demonstrating this social process
Conformity
100
Lauren sees her older broth Josh steal a shirt from Primark. He is not caught by authorities and wears his new shirt to the park. This is an example of this stage of the Social Learning Theory.
Vicarious Reinforcement
100
This uniform had the highest levels of obedience in Bickman's study
Guard
100
This punishment involves taking away personal rights, freedoms, and privileges.
Prison
100
Instead of an IV or DV, correlations have these...
Co-variables
100
HM had this structure in his brain removed
Hippocampus
100
1 in _ adults in the UK have a diagnosed mental health disorder.
1 in 4 (or 25%)
200
This stage of physical development starts in the womb
Pre-natal
200
This neurotransmitter is involved in both neuroticism and extraversion.
Dopamine
200
In Cooper and Mackie's study, this game was used for the control condition
Pen and paper Maze
200
Cooking to understand conservation is an example of this
Active learning
200
This type of interview flows like a conversation and does not have pre-set questions
Unstructured
200
Zimbardo's prison experiment took place at this university
Stanford
200
This disorder is described as difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep
Insomnia
300
This is defined as an inability to recall old memories
Retrograde Amnesia
300
This child in the picture is demonstrating this feature of the pre-operational stage
Animism
300
The NatCen study had this many participants
36
300
The Jet2holiday ad uses this technique
Context-dependent cues
300
This experimental designs may lead to order effects
Repeated Measures
300
This child was the sole participant in a study about conditioning a fear response
Little Albert
300
This symptom of schizophrenia is defined as a false belief or judgement
Delusion
400
Fraud can be categorised as this type of crime
Acquisitive
400
This is the duration of the sensory memory store.
2 seconds
400
In his diaries, Clive Wearing repeatedly wrote this phrase
"I am alive" or "I am (now) awake,"
400
DAILY DOUBLE: The Wechsler memory scale can evaluate 5 aspects of memory. Name 2.
auditory, visual, visual working, immediate, and delayed memory.
(only 400 points if short term and long term are listed)
400
Name this graph:
Normal distribution (curve) (accept bell curve)
400
This individual had a metal pole pierce his head
Phineas Gage
400
He is considered the father of psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
500
The Cerebellum is responsible for this type of memory
Procedural
500
If this area of the brain is damaged, it can lead to faulty moral reasoning.
Frontal lobe
500
This extraneous variable may have impacted Blackwell's study 2.
Anti-stereotyping education
500
This psychologist theorised four feature needed for minority influence
Mosovici
500
This value can tell us what type of correlation we have, even if we cannot see the scatter graph
(Correlation) Coefficient
500
This psychologist studied attachment in monkeys
Harlow
500
Anti-depressants target this neurotransmitter
Serotonin