Psychology
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- Psychology
- Biological approach
- What are the implications for society if aggression is found caused nature not nurture?
- Assumptions
- Functioning of neurotransmitters
- Hormonal transmission
- Genetic influences
- Parts of the brain and their functions
- Contemporary Studty
- Brendgen et al 2005
- Classical Study
- Raine et al 1997
- Theories
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- Midbrain
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- Psychodynamic
- Cognitive approach
- How can psychologists understanding of memory help understand the reliability of eyewitness testimony?
- Assumptions
- Information processing
- 3 stores
- Brains work like computers
- 2 for 2 aganist
- Information processing
- Contemporary Study
- Sebastian and Hernandex-Gil 2012
- Classic Study
- Baddeley 1966b
- Theories
- Reconstructive memory
- Multi-store model
- Working memory model
- Episodic and semantic
- Social approach
- How can prejudice in situations such as crowd behavior or rioting be reduced?
- Assumptions
- The effect of interaction between individuals
- The effect of being in groups within society
- Social roles
- The effect of a social situation
- Contemporary Study
- Burger 2009
- Classical Study
- Sherif et al 1954
- Theories
- Aceny theory
- Social impact theory
- Social identity theory
- Realistic conflict theory
- Learning approach
- Classical study
- Watson and rayner 1920
- P:Little Al, hammer on steel with rat (paired 7 times)
- P:renewed situation when response weakened
- C:Stimulus generalisation as Al feared other similar stimuli
- Aim: see if emotion responses could be conditioned using a small child
- GvR^A V^cei E^compt.priv. vharm.withd. S^ Ov C^
- R:wimped at sight of the rat and move
- R:Stimulus generalisation dog & wool
- P:Little Al, hammer on steel with rat (paired 7 times)
- Watson and rayner 1920
- Assumptions
- Focus on the enviroment
- Focus on scientific methods
- Types of learning to illistrate the learning approach
- Learning is stimulus
- Is the influence of role models and celebrities something that causes anorexia
- theories
- Social learning theory
- classical conditioning
- operant condition
- Observation
- overt
- covert
- partcipant
- naturalistic
- non-participant
- structured
- Learning is; "A relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs as a result of prior experience"
- Contempoary study
- Treating phobias
- "An irrational fear of an object or situatiom"
- Systematic d.sensitisation
- replace fear with relaxation
- Hierarchy which client controls
- Flooding
- Person physically placed in a situation for a prolonged period of time
- alarm reaction
- Classical study
- Biological approach
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