Approaches/Perspectives Quiz
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How many participants were in Samuel and Bryant's study?
250
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What were the ages of the children in S&B's study?
5,6,7&8
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How many conditions were there in S&B's study?
3
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How many materials were used in S&B's study?
3
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What were the results of S&B's study?
Older children made fewer errors than younger children
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Which material was conserved first?
number
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How many participants were in Farrington's study?
411
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Where were the participants in Farrington's study from?
South London
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How were the participants studied in Farrington's study?
Interviews
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What age were the participants in Farrington's study when they were studied again?
48
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What percentage of the participants in Farrington's study were classed as chronic offenders?
7%
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What was the name of the woman Thigpen and Cleckley studied?
Eve White
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How long did T&C study their participant for?
14 months
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What else did T&C use other than interviews?
Psychometric tests
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What was the name of the person Canter studied?
John Duffy
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What method of offender profiling did Canter use?
Bottom up
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How many characteristics did Canter use to create his participants profile?
17
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How many characteristics was Canter accurate on?
12
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How many participants did Dabbs use?
692
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Who did Dabbs study?
male prison inmates
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What was Dabbs studying?
Testosterone levels
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How did Dabbs gather his data?
saliva samples
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Who had higher testosterone levels in Dabbs' study?
those who committed personal crimes
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What rules did personal criminals tend to break in Dabbs' study?
overt confrontation
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How many participants where in Raine's study?
41
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How many controls were in Raine's study?
41
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How did Raine gather his data?
PET scans
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Who did Raine study?
murderers
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Who had less activity in the left side of the amygdala and hippocampus in Raine's study?
NGRIs
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Who did Freud study?
Little Hans
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How old was Little Hans?
5
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Why did was Little Hans referred to Freud?
His phobia of horses
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How was Little Hans studied?
written record
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How many participants were in Kivilighan's study?
12
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How many sessions did the participants in Kivilighan's study take part in?
20
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How else were the participants in Kivilighan's study studied?
questionnaire
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How many independent judges were in Kivilighan's study?
3
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What were the results of Kivilighan's study?
steady increase in self awareness
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What was Milgram testing?
obedience
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How where participants in Milgram's study studied?
observation
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How much voltage was increased each time in Milgram's study?
15
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What percentage of participants in Milgram's study went up to 450V
65%
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What percentage of participants stopped at 300V in Milgram's study?
12.5%
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How many participants were in Kanner's study?
100
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Which state where Kanner's participants from?
California
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How many scales did Kanner use?
4
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What was Bandura researching?
imitation and aggression
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How many participants took part in Bandura's research?
72
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What type of experiment was Bandura's research?
lab experiment
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What did Watson and Raynor study?
to see if it's possible to create a phobia through classical conditioning
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What was the name of the boy W&R studied?
Little Albert
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How old was Little Albert when W&R first started the study?
8 months
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How old was Little Albert when W&R first began the experiment?
11 months
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