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Ib Psychology Paper 3 Research Method

Ib Psychology Paper 3 Research Method

This document summarizes the most important research methods in psychology. The bullet points make it easy to understand and even include advantages and disadvantages of each research method. This summary helps you to write essays and also understand why researchers have chosen a specific method for their study.

This document includes descriptions of each relevant topic of the psychology course. Understanding the principles is essential for writing essays or answer exam questions. The notes are broken down into bullet points, which makes it easy to learn and understand.

IBDP Psychology 7 HL/SL Quiz Brain - CORRECT ANSWER-The part of the central nervous system that is enclosed within the skull Biological Phenomena - CORRECT ANSWER-The forms that a group or a category of living organisms may take Hormones - CORRECT ANSWER-Biochemical substances produced by glands within the endocrine system, carried in the bloodstream. _______ bio-determine the way the body synchronizes and adjusts to specific stimuli and conditions Brain plasticity - CORRECT ANSWER-The...

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(Suitable both for HL and SL - Biological Extension for HL not included, detailed critical analysis for both studies and theories, studies summarized into aim, method, results and conclusion) - The Brain and Behavior - Techniques used to Study the Brain: MRI, fMRI - Localization - Neuroplasticity - Neurotransmitters and their Effect on Behavior - Hormones and Behavior: Adrenaline, Oxytocin - Pheromones and Behavior - Genetics and Behavior: Genes, Genetic Similarities (Twin and Kinship...

(Notes are for SL only - not enough studies, and no critical analysis needed for HL 20 mark questions) - The Individual and the Group: Social Identity Theory - Stereotypes - Effect of Stereotypes on Behavior - Social Cognitive Theory - Cultural Origins of Behavior and Cognition: Cultural Dimensions, Culture and it's Influence on Behavior - Cultural Influences on Individual Behavior: Enculturation, Acculturation and Assimilation