Core and Classic Studies mind maps
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Explore community-made mind maps on Core and Classic Studies in Psychology, from Little Hans to Rosenhan. With over 170 maps by more than 110 users, the page offers school students, university students and professional candidates ways to review studies, and teachers material to use in teaching. Pick a map and start exploring.
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- Psychology study aims, methods and evaluation17
- Brain plasticity and brain function26
- Delay of gratification and impulse control8
- Sleep and dreaming12
- Memory and attention6
- Autism and theory of mind27
- Child development, learning and aggression29
- Language and communication studies9
- Obedience, disobedience and prison studies14
- Helping behaviour and care8
- Lying and lie detection7
- Mental health, phobias and clinical case studies19
- Asthma treatment and the Funhaler study18
- Gambling and addiction studies7
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141 nodesCasey Case Study Background · Key Terms · Aim · Experiment 1 · Experiment 2 · Overall Conclusion
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29 nodesGRANT ET AL. (1998) CONTEXT-DEPENDENT MEMORY INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT · RESEARCH AIMS AND QUE... · RESEARCH METHOD · SAMPLE · PROCEDURE · RESULTS
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47 nodesBlakemore and Cooper Background · Aims · Research Method · Sample · Procedure · IV
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22 nodesBlakemore and Cooper (1970) Participants · Aim · Design · Procedure · Evaluation · Conclusion
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30 nodesFreud 1909 Method · Background · Findings/Results · Evaluation · Conclusions
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57 nodesLittle Hans Aim · Procedure · Description of themes · Analysis · Conclusion · Evaluation
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36 nodesChaney et al (2004) Sample... · Method... · Aim... · Context... · Conclusions... · Results...
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64 nodesDement and Kleitman (1954) sample · Aim · key terms · REM sleep involves: · method/ design · procedure
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91 nodesFive Words/phrases for Each Study Savage-Rumbaugh · Loftus and Palmer · Baron-Cohen · Thigpen and Cleckley · Griffiths · Rosenhan
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105 nodesLevine et al Participants · Procedure · Results · DIsscussion · Evaluation · Links to key theme
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153 nodesA Level Psychology - Unit 1 Psychopathology · Attachment · Memory · Social Influence
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126 nodesLee et al Conditions · Aim · Participants · Procedure · Results · Discussion
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25 nodesClassic Study: Rosenhan (1973) Generalisability · Reliability · Application · Ethics · Validity
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67 nodesSAVAGE-RUMBAUGH PYGMY: · COMMON. · AIM: · STUDY. · Experimental design. · DV: Respective langua...
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175 nodesPsychology Topics Biological · Social Influence · Psychopathology
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50 nodesDevelopmental Psychology - Freud, Little Hans (1909) Aim · Psychosexual stages o... · Strengths · Weaknesses · Method/Proceedure · Arguments
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28 nodesWeek 17: Key Studies of Topic D Jones (1924) study of... · Bennett-Levy and Mart... · Heinrich et. al's (20... · Definitions
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59 nodesRaine et Al (1997) Aim: Raine et Al aime... · Procedures · Findings and Conclusions · Evaluation · Ethical Implications · Social Implications
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26 nodesLINKS B/W STUDIES AND AREAS OF PSYCHOLOGY Social area · Cognitive area · Developmental area · Biological area · Individual differences
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70 nodesBaron Cohen ET Al -eyes test Background · Aim · research method · SAMPLE · PROCEDURE · RESULTS
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57 nodesPsychology- key Studies Milligram's study int...
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20 nodesClassic and Contemporary Studies - Clinical Rosenhan (Classic) · Carlsson (Contemporary)
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71 nodesFreud Core Study · Case notes · Horse fear · Fantasies
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65 nodesChaney et al Background · Aims · Research Method · Experimental Design · Sample · Procedure
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23 nodesPiliavin Aim · Independent Variables · Location & Ppts · Confedarates · The emergency procedure · Victim & Model Condit...
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46 nodesRosenhan Aims and Context · Procedures · Findings and Conclusions · With reference to alt... · Evaluate the methodol...
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114 nodesHancock et al Method · Aim · Participants · Procedure · Results · Other explanation for...
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85 nodesSAMPLE/PARTICIPANTS DEMENT and KLEITMAN · LOFTUS and PALMER · BARON-COHEN · SAVAGE - RUMBAUGH · FREUD · BANDURA
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136 nodesCasey et al Method · Aim · Participants · Procedure · Results · Evaluation
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115 nodesSperry Method · Aim · Participants · Procedure · Results · Evaluation
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50 nodesLEE ET AL Aims · Back ground · Sample · procedure · Materials · Results
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73 nodesBrendgen AIM · IV · DV · SAMPLE · PROCEDURE · RESULTS
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26 nodesContemporary Study: Brendgen (2005) Generalisability · Reliability · Application · Validity · Ethics
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39 nodesBandura Background · Aim · Sample · Hypotheses · Procedures · Results/findings
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21 nodesPiliavin 1969 To investigate factor... · 4450 men and women tr... · On each trial, a team... · The models (white mal...
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26 nodesBandura 1961 To demonstrate that i... · 36 boys and 36 girls ... · Independent variables... · In stage one of the e...
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26 nodesCASEY ET AL. (2011) NEURAL CORRELATES OF DELAY OF GRATIFICATION INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT · RESEARCH AIM AND QUES... · RESEARCH METHOD · SAMPLE · PROCEDURE · RESULTS
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108 nodesSimons and Chabris Method · Aim · Participants · Procedure · Results · Conclutions
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89 nodesGrant Background · Key Terms · Aim · Research Method · Sample · Procedure
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30 nodesDement and Kleitman (1954) By Anisha AIMS · Electroencephalograph... · Method · Independent Variable · Sample · Procedure
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The collection includes maps on individual studies, such as Little Hans and Chaney et al (2004), alongside broader maps such as Psychology Topics. Some focus on particular parts of a study: Lee et al includes branches for results, ethics and evaluation.
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School students can use the maps to review psychology studies, while university students and professional candidates can use them to revisit study details. Teachers can also explore the maps for teaching material. Listed resources mention A-level Psychology, GCSE Psychology and IB Psychology.
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