Raine et al Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Edexcel AS Level Psychology Paper 2 Biological Psychology and Learning Theories Mark Scheme June 2022. Lobe Function of the lobe Frontal lobe This lobe is involved in higher executive functioning, motor skills, planning, reasoning and problem solving. Occipital lobe This lobe is associated with interpreting visual stimuli, depth and distance. Parietal lobe This lobe involves interpreting sensory information, including touch, temperature, pain and pressure. (3) Question Number Answer ...

XYY Theory - CORRECT ANSWER an extra Y chromosome in males leads to crime monozygotic twins - CORRECT ANSWER identical twins dizygotic twins - CORRECT ANSWER fraternal twins Twin Studies - CORRECT ANSWER monozygotic twins are more likely to commit crime than dizygotic twins Christiansen (1977) - CORRECT ANSWER Conducted the twin study by looking at 3586 twin pairs in the eastern part of Denmark between 1881 and 1910 35% - CORRECT ANSWER Male Monozygotic Concord...

GCSE psychology revision questions and answers already passed personality An individual's characteristic style of behaving, thinking, and feeling. The personality of an individual is likely to stay relatively constant, although it can change slowly over the years. temperament Relates to those features of the personality which are inherited. Given than this is an inbuilt part of an individual's nature there is very little than can be done to alter it. Thomas, Chess and Birch (1977) aim: disco...

Name the study in detail for each topic - correct answer Social - Sherif et al Cognitive - Baddeley Biological - Raine et al Learning - Waston and Rayner Describe the sample used in Sherif et al's Robber's Cave study - correct answer 22 protestant boys, aged 11-12 from middle class families What was the aim of Sherif et al? - correct answer To see how in-group behaviour developed to include out-g...

This document contains an extended English summary of all articles for the course Cognitive Neuropsychiatry at Utrecht University. It contains a summary of the following articles: Week 1 Body representation disturbances in visual perception and affordance perception persist in eating disorder patients after completing treatment (Engel & Keizer, 2018). A virtual reality full body illusion improves body image disturbance in anorexia nervosa (Keizer et al., 2016). Week 2 Body integri...

Questions and example answers for the biological approach in AS Level Psychology WJEC Year 1. I got 98% in my final exams for year 1, and an A* overall, so hopefully these can help someone else too! Includes references to studies as well as in depth explanations. These are just examples and just to provide structure, remember that the mark schemes are your best friend.

a summary of all the year 12 classic and contemporary studies for Edexcel psychology + evaluation points: - Baddeley (1966b) - Sebastian & Hernandez-Gil (2012) - Watson and Rayner (1920) - Becker et al (2002) - Raine et al (1997) - Brendgen et al (2005) - Sherif et al (1964) - Burger (2009)

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: ...

A summary of all the information needed to answer questions on the biological approach for the unit 1 exam of WJEC AS Level Psychology. Includes: - Assumptions (evolutionary influences, localisation of brain function and neurotransmitters) - Application to relationships - Therapy and Evaluation - Key Study (Raine et al (1997) and evaluation) - Evaluation of whole approach

Full biological notes including: Nervous system Neurotransmitters Recreational drugs and the rewards system The brain, limbic system and aggression Raine et al. Evolutionary approach Biological approach Brendagn et al. Psychodynamic theory Correlational studies Brain scanning techniques Practical Key question Issues and debates