Psychology1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Lecture notes 1-5 for Bio psych. Full, detailed notes that are essential for upcoming exams. Made in Notion and complete with a sleek, readable design (includes contents, headings, images, summaries and glossaries).

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Three Ways of Doing Psychology1. Experimental 2. Teachers 3. Applied Critical Thinking1. What is the source? 2. Is the claim reasonable? 3. What is the evidence? 4. Could bias contaminate the conclusion? -emotional bias -conformational bias 5. Does the reasoning avoid common fallacies (common sense)? 6. Does the issue require multiple perspectives? Six main viewpoints of Modern Psychology1. Biologica

Three Ways of Doing Psychology1. Experimental 2. Teachers 3. Applied Critical Thinking1. What is the source? 2. Is the claim reasonable? 3. What is the evidence? 4. Could bias contaminate the conclusion? -emotional bias -conformational bias 5. Does the reasoning avoid common fallacies (common sense)? 6. Does the issue require multiple perspectives?

Three Ways of Doing Psychology1. Experimental 2. Teachers 3. Applied Critical Thinking1. What is the source? 2. Is the claim reasonable? 3. What is the evidence? 4. Could bias contaminate the conclusion? -emotional bias -conformational bias 5. Does the reasoning avoid common fallacies (common sense)? 6. Does the issue require multiple perspectives?

You are watching a child putting together a puzzle. You are observing the child's: -ANSWER behaviour A psychologist is developing a theory about specific behaviour. To which goal of psychology are theoretical explanations important? -ANSWER Explaining A psychologist who favours the behaviouristic perspective would most likely explain behaviour in terms of: -ANSWER Antecedents and consequences A friend who has been studying psychology a lot longer than you tells you that your habit of b...

OCR GCSE Psychology J203_01 Studies and applications in psychology 1 May 2024