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Psychology
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How well does the dopamine hypothesis explain the development of schizophrenia?

The dopamine hypothesis states that schizophrenia is caused by increases in the amount of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. This theory is supported by research that showed that the use of amphe...

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Answered by Ellie S. Psychology tutor
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Ben, Coleen and Khalil, need to learn the local traffic rules for a test before they are allowed to drive. Describe and evaluate the Levels of Processing framework, with reference to how the group of friends might learn the traffic rules (12 points)

Levels of Processing is a theory which states that memory is dependent on the depth of processing taking place whilst encoding information. Deep levels of processing will lead to stronger memory traces wh...

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Answered by Gamze G. Psychology tutor
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What is the difference between inter- and intra-individual differences?

Inter-individual differences are differences that are observed between people, whereas intra-individual differences are differences that are observed within the same person when they are...

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Answered by Lucy M. Psychology tutor
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Describe Classical Conditioning and give an example of how it explains phobias

Classical Conditioning modifies automatic behaviours though the process of association. The conditioning can happen by pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus which automatically trigger...

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Evaluate the behaviourist approach to explaining behaviour. {6 marks}

For this question I recommend developing one positive and one negative point, both of which follow the PEEL (point evidence explanation link) format. This ensures that you hit the knowledge marks ...

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Answered by Hannah W. Psychology tutor
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