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Psychology
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Compare the developmental and cognitive areas of Psychology in terms of their aims of study and the studies completed in them.

The developmental area of Psychology focuses on how behaviour changes over time, as a person grows up. It has a particular focus on behaviourism (the belief that all behaviour is learned). Meanwhile, the ...

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Do I need to remember researcher names and dates?

No. As long as you can outline the study and it’s findings, the examiner will know what you’re talking about. Of course you’re expected to know about Zimbardo and Milgram for example but that will come wi...

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Answered by Daniel T. Psychology tutor
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Explain 2 weaknesses of fMRI scanning technique. (4). How to maximise marks.

Things to consider:

What is the command word? What does this mean?

What other parts of the question are important? Why?

How many marks available? Where might each of these come from?<...

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Answered by Lauren C. Psychology tutor
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Briefly discuss two types of determinism

one type of determinism is biological determinism. this type of determisism states that behaviour is purely a result of an individuals biological make up, i.e. genetics, hormones etc. it doesnt take into ...

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Answered by Nonyem A. Psychology tutor
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What is the "Cognitive Approach" in Psychology?

The cognitive approach predominantly focuses on thoughts as a means of understanding human behaviour. The key assumption being our actions are the result of our thoughts. The approach has been su...

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Answered by Jaya E. Psychology tutor
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