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AQA A2 Psychology PSYA3/PSYA4 Revision Thread 2016

Reply 4820

Jennie4444

1

does replicability ensure the reliability or validity of your data; or both?

PLEASE HELP ME! :smile:

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Reply 4821

cmcl

2

!!!!
Has anyone got a big resources pack on research methods with just loads of questions that cove pretty much anything? If so please please please let me know asap

Reply 4822

Jennie4444

1

Original post by cmcl

!!!!
Has anyone got a big resources pack on research methods with just loads of questions that cove pretty much anything? If so please please please let me know asap

My friend use simply psychology for research methods!!!! They have everything :smile:

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Reply 4823

loveleest

21

guys ... I need help in the statistical test.

Is there an easy way to identify what test to use?
Also, how are you revising for research methods.

All the info is just flying out of my head :frown:

Reply 4824

loveleest

21

Original post by Jennie4444

My friend use simply psychology for research methods!!!! They have everything :smile:

)

Thank you!

Reply 4825

loveleest

21

Original post by Jennie4444

does replicability ensure the reliability or validity of your data; or both?

PLEASE HELP ME! :smile:

))

Well, if a test is reliable then if it is replicated then it would get similar results...(If that is what you are asking)

Reply 4826

lucywedgbrow

1

can anyone answer me this?
For psychological explanations of schizophrenia do we have to do behavioural,psychodynamic, cognitive and socio-cultural factors or do we just pick 2 to talk about?
Thanks in advance :smile:

Reply 4827

aimsnaywux

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Original post by lucywedgbrow

can anyone answer me this?
For psychological explanations of schizophrenia do we have to do behavioural,psychodynamic, cognitive and socio-cultural factors or do we just pick 2 to talk about?
Thanks in advance :smile:

You could do two but do them in serious depth or so all four of you aren't going to go into serious depth. That's what I've been told. It's BEST to go into depth though for sure. So do two in serious depth

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Reply 4828

lucywedgbrow

1

Original post by aimsnaywux

You could do two but do them in serious depth or so all four of you aren't going to go into serious depth. That's what I've been told. It's BEST to go into depth though for sure. So do two in serious depth

Okay thank you, very helpful!

Reply 4829

NHM

11

Original post by skytrenfield

Can anyone explain Chi-square to me please??

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You'd use it with nominal data and a independent groups design. Doesn't really need to be explained.

Reply 4830

evekay

2

didn't go to sleep until 9am this morning and am rather hungover.

exam is on tuesday, right? any life-saving tips?🙃🙃🙃🙃

Reply 4831

Elle_w

2

Original post by loveleest

guys ... I need help in the statistical test.

Is there an easy way to identify what test to use?
Also, how are you revising for research methods.

All the info is just flying out of my head :frown:

Chi squared = nominal data and independent groups.
Spear mans rho = at least ordinal data and relationships
Mann Whitney = at least ordinal, differences, independent groups
Wilcoxon = at least ordinal, differences, repeated measures.

I managed to condense RM's to an A3 page , so there's not actually that much, you'll probably remember it all in the exam 😆

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Reply 4832

evekay

2

Original post by Elle_w

Chi squared = nominal data and independent groups.
Spear mans rho = at least ordinal data and relationships
Mann Whitney = at least ordinal, differences, independent groups
Wilcoxon = at least ordinal, differences, repeated measures.

I managed to condense RM's to an A3 page , so there's not actually that much, you'll probably remember it all in the exam 😆

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would you take a picture and post it on here? would be SO helpful :redface:

Reply 4833

Elle_w

2

Original post by evekay

would you take a picture and post it on here? would be SO helpful :redface:

I'll try but TSR doesn't seem to like me uploading photos

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Reply 4834

Cakey_101

7

For MEDIA when it asks about research into intense fandom, what does that mean? Do you include research for CAS and stalking??

Also what is celebrity worship? We've only been taught attraction of celebrities (evolutionary and social psychological theory) and stalking (attachment theory and cyber stalking).
Help please!

Reply 4835

evekay

2

Original post by Elle_w

I'll try but TSR doesn't seem to like me uploading photos

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thank you!!! if not maybe you could try and pm me? :smile:

Reply 4836

Jessicaw2108

1

I have read in numerous mark schemes about 'modes of action' for treatments (e.g. for addiction) however what is this and how can it be related to drugs/treatment?

Reply 4837

NHM

11

Original post by Cakey_101

For MEDIA when it asks about research into intense fandom, what does that mean? Do you include research for CAS and stalking??

Also what is celebrity worship? We've only been taught attraction of celebrities (evolutionary and social psychological theory) and stalking (attachment theory and cyber stalking).
Help please!

You can use the absorption addiction model and stalking stuff?

Reply 4838

charanjittt

2

hi does anyone have a model essay on classification and diagnosis on ocd please

Reply 4839

Georginarosee

2

Original post by Cakey_101

For MEDIA when it asks about research into intense fandom, what does that mean? Do you include research for CAS and stalking??

Also what is celebrity worship? We've only been taught attraction of celebrities (evolutionary and social psychological theory) and stalking (attachment theory and cyber stalking).
Help please!

Celebrity worship is A01 for intense fandom. Research into intense fandom would be a study to support. AO2. For me its Maltby study.

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