Bowlby 44 thieves Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Psychological explanations: Psychodynamic • The inadequate superego - correct answer -Blackburn (1993) argued that if the superego is somehow deficient then offending behaviour is inevitable because the Id is given 'free rein' and not properly controlled • The inadequate superego: The weak superego - correct answer - Type of inadequate superego. If the same-gender parent is absent during the phallic stage, a child cannot internalise a fully formed superego as there is no opportunity fo...

Forensic Psychology Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Outline restorative justice schemes - answerthey involve the offender coming face to face with their victim who takes an active role in the process. A trained mediator helps the victim and offender discuss the crime and consequences for them both apart from face to face interactions how else can restorative justice systems be used - answer. the offender could pay for damage caused . the offender could physically repair the damag...

Forensic Psychology Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers Outline restorative justice schemes - answerthey involve the offender coming face to face with their victim who takes an active role in the process. A trained mediator helps the victim and offender discuss the crime and consequences for them both apart from face to face interactions how else can restorative justice systems be used - answer. the offender could pay for damage caused . the offender could physically repair the damag...

An 8 page document outlining all relevant information for the Attachments topic in psychology. It includes important studies, evaluation points and key definitions all layed out clearly.

Summary document of the key studies in memory and attachment in Psychology. Covers dates, psychologists, aims, procedures, findings, conclusions and evaluations.

Once again, I have done component 1 content as I decided that for my revision I would make a mind map of all the key studies and their respective evaluations into individual mind maps to put on a document. These mind maps have the textbook information condensed to be able to be read fully with respective colours for each approach and their study. - BIOLOGICAL: Raine et al (1997)- red - BEHAVIOURIST: Watson and Rayner (1920)- orange - COGNITIVE: Loftus and Palmer (1974)- yellow - POSITIVE: ...

This document describes what murder and manslaughter is as a crime, whilst also explaining the consequences of both crimes. It links psychology into the criminal field, brining in Bowlby's theories such as, the 'theory of attachment'. The 44 thieves study is also provided as an example as to why attachments inform people's beliefs of social behaviours.

A summary of Bowlby's 44 thieves study into maternal deprivation. Involves evaluation.

AQA A Level Psychology Year 1 - Attachments MCQ Already Passed Which of the following best describes reciprocity? a) A walk b) A chat c) A dance d) A fight c) A dance During interaction, the mother's and infant's signals: a) Synchronise b) Differentiate c) Slow down d) Stay the same a) Synchronise Which of the following activities is more common in fathers than mothers? a) Smiling b) Holding c) Imitate d) Playing d) Playing Which of these is a strength of research into early inter...

All the description and evaluation needed for attachment, AQA Psychology A-Level Topics include: Caregiver-infant Interactions - (reciprocity and interactional synchrony) The role of the father - (incl. primary vs secondary caregivers) Stages of Attachment, Schaffer and Emerson - (includes research) Animal studies of attachment - (Harlow's monkeys and Lorenz's geese) The Learning Theory, Miller and Dollard - (Behaviourist approach, classical conditioning) Bowlby's Theo...