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Reply 220

Yupbrickingit

Good lucky everyone for tomorrow. I know I'm gonna need it 😂

Reply 221

ottocalladine

I do 5 a levels and know every study inside out, all I did for studies I couldn't remember, is write them all down, and cut them up so you've got bits of paper with some with results on and some with aims etc. Then I just did a match game where I line them all up together in the right study.
This works because not only do you have to read the study to write it, you write it out, which further encodes the information and then you test your knowledge and you do it all without realising! Hope it helps, good luck!

Reply 222

Bbbbbb2

Predictions for tomorrow? Section B and C

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Reply 223

Rstlss

Really hoping Piliavin with the right type of questions comes up & also psychodynamic !!!! PLEASE JESUS

Reply 224

username1944143

Original post by cathrinobrown

anyone know any possible improvements for milgram and bandura?

For Milgram you could rip off his future study where he set the same sort of study in a less influential environment - for example a block of flats - this was so prestige did not influence participants whilst the experimenter was also not as authoritative and participants were faced with the victim instead of being protected by a buffer... just a suggestion obviously you need to then expand on that :smile:

For Bandura I dunno....use a field instead of lab - e.g. playground instead
use videos so they are more standardised? - so that every child in that condition is influenced equally! Etc... :smile:

Reply 225

Bbbbbb2

Original post by Rstlss

Really hoping Piliavin with the right type of questions comes up & also fpsychodynamic !!!! PLEASE JESUS

Pilliavin confuses me so much, just a hard study

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Reply 226

AyeshaAK

Milgram for section B pleaseeeeeeeeee. Section C individual psychology Development social any of them

Reply 227

Craig1998

Cramming in results for Piliavin, Rosenhan and Dement and Kleitman.

Reply 228

Ashdaw21

Guys, how many improvements do we need to state in section B?????

Reply 229

AyeshaAK

Original post by Ashdaw21

Guys, how many improvements do we need to state in section B?????

2 improvements in details
2/3 implications - 2 detailed or 3 briefly described

Reply 230

si_a

Original post by shannolivia

I'd definitely agree with your points here. However, do you think you would be able to mention that the when Mulika and Kanzi pressed the symbols on the lexigrams they were sent straight to the computer, whereas this was not possible outside as they had to record them by hand and then enter them onto the computer later, therefore recording inside was a strength? Not sure though, just an idea?

I know its only like 4 hours till the exam but yes you're on the right tracks:
it's good indoors because the use of an electronic, computerised machine to record symbol usage is an objective measure which removes any researcher bias.· The electronic, computerised machine was a piece of precise technology which provides objective scientific data so researcher errors/omissions in recording symbol usage are removed.
· Use of an electronic computerised machine (to record symbol usage) gave quantitative data which allowed comparisons to be made between the pygmy chimpanzees.

That's from the mark scheme - also sorry if someone's already answered this and GOOD LUCK

Reply 231

ButtonsBile

Good luck later everyone

Reply 232

natashaellenx

Really wish I had an insider at OCR right now. I think I might just be okay, it's just section C thats the problem. I just can't seem to remember all the stuff I have revised for it, but the studies are pretty fine! The only ones I haven't done in a lot of detail is Savage, Freud and Sperry because I hate them. But I still know quite a few things about them.

3 and a half hours to go! D:

Reply 233

Craig1998

Best of luck. I'll be around until about half ten if anybody needs last minute advice.

Reply 234

gdowning11

Can you give me the studies for psycho dynamic, physiological, social and developmental?

Reply 235

arbaaz sayed

what is the aim of the reicher and haslam study?

what is the assupmtion of the psychodynamic approach and the pros and cons

also, could they ask about both the psychodynamic and behaviourist approaches in section c?

THANKSS

Reply 236

Ashdaw21

Original post by AyeshaAK

2 improvements in details
2/3 implications - 2 detailed or 3 briefly described

Thank you and good luck for the exam!!

Reply 237

Ashdaw21

Original post by gdowning11

Can you give me the studies for psycho dynamic, physiological, social and developmental?

psychodynamic: Freud and Thigpen and Cleckley
physiological: Magire, Sperry and Dement and Kleitman
social; Piliavin, Milgram, Reicher and Haslam
developmental: Freud, Bandura and Samual and Bryant

Reply 238

Kiytt

Good luck everyone :smile:

Reply 239

moment of truth

Remember for section A, if the question is 4 marks and asks for 2 reasons etc then even if you only really remember one, think logically about the study and then guess the other one, and you may still get it correct :smile:

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