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How do I discuss the strengths and limitations of a study?

For each study, you will only need to know a maximum of 4 strengths/limitations. Focus on evaluation points which are based on the methodology of the research and how this has impacted the findings and ge...

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How do I think of evaluation points in exam essays?

It's impossible to remember evaluation points for every possible essay that may come up on the exam, so it's a good idea to always think of what's covered in the Issues and Debates topics, and apply it to...

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Answered by Oscar J. Psychology tutor
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What does it mean that mental representations guide behaviour and how has this been shown in research?

All information that humans take in through the sensory system: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and feeling, is processed. In the processing people often use pre-stored information in the memory. How people...

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Answered by Joré D. Psychology tutor
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What are the differences between Systematic Desensitisation and Flooding?

One difference between Systematic Desensitisation (SD) and Flooding as treatments of phobic anxiety is the time period used. SD is a behavioural therapy based on the principles of classical conditioning, ...

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What is the difference between classical and operant conditioning?

Classical conditioning is a reflex response which involves learning an association between a naturally relevant stimulus such as food (called the uncondtioned stimulus) and a stimulus which is not natural...

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Answered by Olivia R. Psychology tutor
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