Cognitive pyschology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

AICE Psych paper 2 - correct answers Behaviorist perspective non - correct answershow animals and humans learn Cognitive approach - correct answershow we process information Developmental approach - correct answershow we "develop" from birth to death Individual differences - correct answershow we differ from one another (how are we unique) lab research method - correct answersindependent and dependent varibles Physiological Approach - correct answershow our biology affects our pyschol...

-AICE Psych paper 2 Behaviorist perspective non - how animals and humans learn Cognitive approach - how we process information Developmental approach - how we "develop" from birth to death Individual differences - how we differ from one another (how are we unique) lab research method - independent and dependent varibles Physiological Approach - how our biology affects our pyschology Psychodynamic perspective - interested in how our early lives and our unconscious mind affects our beha...

ALL PSYCHOLOGY NOTES (CH 1-9, 12, 14, 15), All You need for easy revision. Rated A Document Content and Description Below ALL PSYCHOLOGY NOTES (CH 1-9, 12, 14, 15), All You need for easy revision. Rated A CHAPTER GUIDE: CH 1: 77 terms - CARDS 3-79 CH 2: 78 terms - CARDS 80-158 CH 3: 92 terms - CARDS 159-251 CH 4 : 105 terms - CARDS 252-357 CH 5: 103 terms - CARDS 358-461 CH 6: 114 terms - CARDS 462-576 CH 7: 102 terms - CARDS 577-679 CH 8: 110 terms - CARDS 680-790 CH 9: 70 terms - CARDS 791-8...

ALL PSYCHOLOGY NOTES (CH 1-9, 12, 14, 15), All You need for easy revision. Rated A CHAPTER GUIDE: CH 1: 77 terms - CARDS 3-79 CH 2: 78 terms - CARDS 80-158 CH 3: 92 terms - CARDS 159-251 CH 4: 105 terms - CARDS 252-357 CH 5: 103 terms - CARDS 358-461 CH 6: 114 terms - CARDS 462-576 CH 7: 102 terms - CARDS 577-679 CH 8: 110 terms - CARDS 680-790 CH 9: 70 terms - CARDS 791-861 CH 12: 102 terms - CARDS 862-964 CH 14: 94 terms - CARDS 965-1059 CH 15: 25 terms - CARDS 1060-1085 - Cha...

Behaviorism focus on observing and controlling behavior Biopsychology study of how biology influences behavior biopsychosocial model perspective that asserts that biology, psychology, and social factors interact to determine an individual's health clinical psychology area of psychology that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders and other problematic patterns of behavior Cognitive Pyschology study of cognitions, or thoughts, and their relationship to experie...

Psychology Unit 1 Empiricism - view that knowledge orginates in experience and that science should rely on observation and experimentation Structuralism - early school of thought promoted by Wundt and Titchener; used introspection to reveal the structure of the human mind Functionalism - early school of thought promoted by James and influenced by Darwin; explored how mental and behavioral processes function- how they enable the organism to adapt, survive, and flourish Experimental Py...

M23 IB Psychology notes of case studies for each content point in the cognitive level of analysis with explanation of the case study and the theory

SPORT PYSCHOLOGY: PYC 4812 Possible questions on Arousal in the exam Qs: Describe the use of the term arousal in sport psychology, explain the difference between arousal and anxiety, and describe how arousal is measured in sport psychology? Attempted Ans: Arousal: neural excitation ↔ Activation ▪ According to Williams & Krane (2015) arousal refers to a generalised physiological excitation varying on a continuum from deep sleep to extreme excitement; ▪ Serves as an energising functi...

A level 7 short answer explaining how and why one particular research method is used to study cognitive processes.

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