AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009
Ok, to put my mind at ease, for the last question I covered the learning theory, in detail, which took about a page, and then the evolutionary theory in a bit less detail but still covered the main points. It filled all the space but I didn't include any strengths or weaknesses of either theories. So will that mark me down?
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009Unfortunatley I think it will, because the question did specifically ask you to evaluate the theorie[strike](Original post by strawberrywine_)
Ok, to put my mind at ease, for the last question I covered the learning theory, in detail, which took about a page, and then the evolutionary theory in a bit less detail but still covered the main points. It filled all the space but I didn't include any strengths or weaknesses of either theories. So will that mark me down? -
Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009Clearly, but this is how it went;(Original post by jelly1000)
Well seeing as I'm not an examiner and I can't see what you wrote, unfortunatley I can't tell you.
The learning theory was made by.....And consists of....
Harlow's monkey's disproved this, by...
The evolutionary theory was made by... and consists of.
I think the learning theory is more accurate; which was my conclusion.
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009Well you should get some credit then for what you put about Harlow's monkeys [assuming it was correct of course](Original post by strawberrywine_)
Clearly, but this is how it went;
The learning theory was made by.....And consists of....
Harlow's monkey's disproved this, by...
The evolutionary theory was made by... and consists of.
I think the learning theory is more accurate; which was my conclusion.
Anybody? -
Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009I got 54 in the mock and the teacher said it was a B.(Original post by chrismalaga)
I think I got about 54 marks, does anyone know what the grade boundries may be.. do you think that that is a B?
Chris
But anyone else know for sure about the grade boundaries?
I thought it went really well - didn't know what to put for the teacher remembering faces one but apart from that I answered everything and felt pretty confident about all of that! -
Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009Umm, which cultural variations?(Original post by texastornado)
i put down that it says rehaersal is the only way for info to transfer into the ltm and that flashbulb memories arent rehearsed yet they are stored in the ltm
but what about the cultral variations one and the categorisation and observation one?
I put for the table one that secure attachments are clearly the most common but with significant variations, and for the second cultural question I put that most studies are from a Westernied culture, low ecological validity. -
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009I wrote that Secure was similar worldwide but country one differs from countries 2 and 3 because research has shown that non-west cultures have high insecure-resistant attachments compared to insecure-avoidant compared to western cultures and vice versa..(Original post by texastornado)
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009I did the same, but in my conclusion I said that Bowlby's Theory is better.(Original post by strawberrywine_)
Clearly, but this is how it went;
The learning theory was made by.....And consists of....
Harlow's monkey's disproved this, by...
The evolutionary theory was made by... and consists of.
I think the learning theory is more accurate; which was my conclusion.
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009
I was pleased too! I was really surprised considering I went in thinking that I knew so little. I answered 1 (with the working model 18 marker) because I wasn't really confident on EWT. I answered 4 (with theories of attachment 18 marker) simply because it's all I knew! I hate attachments, I think it's a stupid subject =( I think I've done okay though. Were you resitting?
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009Yeah ha, Got an E last time due to a whole load of reasons, I've got a very good feeling about this one(Original post by 8rose8)
I was pleased too! I was really surprised considering I went in thinking that I knew so little. I answered 1 (with the working model 18 marker) because I wasn't really confident on EWT. I answered 4 (with theories of attachment 18 marker) simply because it's all I knew! I hate attachments, I think it's a stupid subject =( I think I've done okay though. Were you resitting?
I hate attachments aswell, I'm glad cross cultural variations or individual differences never came up!
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Re: AQA A AS Psychology January 8th 2009
I got a D, I'm hoping to get my grade up to C, maybe even a B. Did you resit any of the other ones? I'd have been alright if cultural differences came up 'cause I know Takahashi but that's about it really. I struggled writing about Bowlby's study on the effects privation, not sure I did it right though.
I answered 2 (with the multistore model 18 marker) and 3 (with the privation 18 marker), which ones did you do?