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How do I write a good hypothesis?

Assuming that you already have a topic for the research (e.g a description of an experiement or study), the first thing to think about is what that research is trying to find out. In other words, what is the...
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What different types of 16 mark questions will I answer?

There are a few ways examiners require you answer a 16 mark question. In bold are the key words. Key words can be the theory(theories), topic(s) or stems they are asking you to evaluate. Generic examples of ...
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How do you effectively evaluate theories/models in an essay?

Evaluating theories and models can be quite difficult, especially understanding where it start. One method that I like to use is called TEACUP. This helps ensure that you cover the most important elements of...
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Outline the stages of development as identified by Schaffer and Emerson. 4 marks

Shaffer and Emerson idetified in their longitudinal study, 4 developmental stages of attachment, each with their own identifying behaviours and anxietes. Stage 1, the asocial stage takes place within the fir...
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Research often uses laboratory experiments. Outline one weakness and one strength of this method.

A strength of this method of experimenting is that it is scientific. This is because the variables of the experiment are strictly controlled during a laboratory experiment, which further means that cause and...
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