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Ethics.
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- 1What is cognitive psychology?When psychologists are interested in the way we process information. e.g. Memory.
- 2What is developmental psychology?When psychologists are interested in the way children develop. e.g. attachment to people.
- 3What is physiological psychology (biopsychology)?When psychologists look at physiological processes and how they link to experience and behaviour. e.g. stress
- 4What is individual differences?When psychologists look at areas such as personality and intelligence.
- 5What is social psychology?When psychologists look at the influence other have on out behaviour. e.g. relationships
- 6What is comparative psychology?When psychologists focus on animal behaviour. e.g. predator-prey behaviour
- 7In 1988 Aronson said that participants should leave the research in ...'A frame of mind that is at least as sound as when they entered'
- 8What does incidental learning involve?Harmless deception.
- 9What does role-playing avoid?It avoids ethical problems.
- 10What is wrong with role-playing?'people's guesses as to how they would behave if they were in a particular situation'; meaning they are only guessing at what to do, they don't exactly know.
- 11Whose role-playing experiments caused stress?Asch; 1956.
Menges; 1973.
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- A-Level Pscyhology Flashcards on Ethics., created by chloelaura97 on 16/09/2013.
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