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Psychology
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What is social learning theory and how does it explain aggressive behaviours?

Social learning theory suggests that aggression is learned through vicarious reinforcement. This means someone, usually a child, learns through watching others being reinforced when carrying out certain b...

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Answered by Morgan W. Psychology tutor
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Describe the reward/need satisfaction theory of relationship formation

The reward/need satisfaction of relationship formation is made up of several key points. One of these is the theory is rewards and punishments. This is the idea that we form relationships based on the pri...

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outline and evaluate one biological treatment for schizophrenia

Currently the most successful treatment for schizophrenia is the use of drugs to help balance the chemicals in the patients brain. Leading research on this particular illness has found that excess dopamin...

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Answered by Sophie B. Psychology tutor
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Outline two assumptions of the behaviourist approach.

One assumption of the behaviourist approach is that we are born as a blank slate (known as tabula rasa) and we learn everything from the environment. This assumptions believes that all humans, male and fe...

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Answered by Chloe R. Psychology tutor
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What is CBT and how can it be used to treat depression?

CBT stands for Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. The underlying principle behind it is the fact that our thoughts, emotions and behaviour and interdependent, and changing one will also determine a change in ...

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Answered by Iarina A. Psychology tutor
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