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What is the difference between localisation and lateralisation in the brain?

Localisation of function in the brain is the theory that different areas of the brain control specific physical/behavioural functions in the body. The brain is divided into four lobes: the temporal lobe, ...

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Explain 2 evaluation points of the BSRI (Bem Sex Role Inventory) (6 marks)

The BRSI appears to be a valid and reliable measuring scale for androgyny as there is support from a pilot study of 1000 students using the BRSI, and their results reflected their own descriptions of thei...

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Answered by Emily T. Psychology tutor
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What considerations are required when choosing a statistical test for a dataset?

This question gets asked regularly by A Level and University students. There are a few things to consider when choosing a statistical test for data. Note that more complex statistical tests such as ANOVA/...

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Answered by Jack B. Psychology tutor
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Explain the process of synaptic transmission.

During synaptic transmission, an electrical impulse or action potential is relayed between two neurons via a synapse. A synapse is the space between two neurons, and acts as a point of transmission or com...

CW
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What are some limitations of using laboratory experiments in psychological studies?

One limitation of using laboratory experiments in psychological studies is that the results of such experiments are likely to lack ecological validity and mundane realism. This means that because of the c...

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Answered by Hana F. Psychology tutor
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