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AQA A2 Psychology PSYA3/PSYA4 Revision Thread 2016

Do you actually need to know hard sell/soft sell? All the persuasiveness questions I've seen have ELM or Hovland Yale in the mark scheme.

They just alternatives plus its pretty much ELM i.e. central and heuristic processing

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Oiseaux

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Original post by yung7up

They just alternatives plus its pretty much ELM i.e. central and heuristic processing

Less for me to cram then :redface:

I feel like they might repeat some of the questions from the 2015 non-replacement paper... :frown:

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Reply 5702

Romanoff

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Wake up in the morning feeling like p diddy

Reply 5703

keepdreaming-

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Original post by Oiseaux

Less for me to cram then :redface:

I feel like they might repeat some of the questions from the 2015 non-replacement paper... :frown:

I hope not

Reply 5704

NHM

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Original post by Romanoff

Wake up in the morning feeling like p diddy

I don't feel like no p diddy more like 2007 Britney Spears😂

Reply 5705

Ladymusiclover

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When giving research support for risk factors of addiction e.g. Age, Peers etc can we use ethical issues as AO2?

Reply 5706

TrojanH

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Define the following:

Internal Reliability - consistency of a measure within a test (split - half What is this)
External Reliability - consistency of replicability (similarity of the findings) of test (Test-retest)

Internal Validity - measures what its supposed to measure (face/content/construct validity. What is Construct Validity? How can it relate to the theory?)
External validity - extent to which test can be applied to different settings. different environments (ecological), different people (population) and everyday life (mundane realism), also historical validty (applied to past), predictive validity (future). HOW do you test for external validity?

Reply 5707

Ladymusiclover

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For design a study will you need to draw a graph for quantitative data?

Reply 5708

NHM

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Original post by Ladymusiclover

For design a study will you need to draw a graph for quantitative data?

Depends- last time that came up was 2011..

Reply 5709

Ladymusiclover

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Original post by NHM

Depends- last time that came up was 2011..

Okay thank you.! PRSOM

Reply 5710

ellawhite4686

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what is construct and concurrent validity and do i need to know these definitions? anyone??

Reply 5711

NHM

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Original post by ellawhite4686

what is construct and concurrent validity and do i need to know these definitions? anyone??

Lmao what even

Reply 5712

TrojanH

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Original post by ellawhite4686

what is construct and concurrent validity and do i need to know these definitions? anyone??

construct - extent to which findings can be applied the theory behind the construct
concurrent - extent to which findings are correlate with other current similar assessments. e.g. find happiness of child using questionairre. feedback from teachers gives us concurrent validity as if it correlates to what questionairre says then it is valid

Reply 5713

Marli-Ruth

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Original post by TrojanH

Define the following:

Internal Reliability - consistency of a measure within a test (split - half What is this)
External Reliability - consistency of replicability (similarity of the findings) of test (Test-retest)

Internal Validity - measures what its supposed to measure (face/content/construct validity. What is Construct Validity? How can it relate to the theory?)
External validity - extent to which test can be applied to different settings. different environments (ecological), different people (population) and everyday life (mundane realism), also historical validty (applied to past), predictive validity (future). HOW do you test for external validity?

What's split half and how do you test for ext validity pls?

Reply 5714

Romanoff

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Original post by Marli-Ruth

What's split half and how do you test for ext validity pls?

External validity is how much a study applies to the outside world. You can test for external validity by probably repeating the study using a larger sample size, using a task which has more mundane realism and a sample which includes different cultures/backgrounds/genders etc.

AND GOOD LUCK EVERYONE, PROBABLY WONT BE BACK ON TSR UNTIL EXAM IS OVERRRRR

Reply 5715

Masuma98

Original post by Marli-Ruth

What's split half and how do you test for ext validity pls?

Split half is when you take first half of the questions and compare them with the results from the second half of the questionnaire and if they significantly positively correlate, then there's high internal reliability
External reliability can be checked by replicability so repeating the experiment with different participants and also can be checked by meta analysis of previous studies to see how well it can relate to people of diff cultures and diff types of people

Reply 5716

Oiseaux

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Not confident for this exam at all. Good luck everyone!

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Reply 5717

doherty97

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Good luck everyone!! see youse on the other side

Reply 5718

yasx_

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Original post by yasx_

if psychological explanations of sz comes up tomorrow and all i write about is the psychodynamic approach, life events, double bind theory and expressed emotions is that enough? Or should i include labelling theory. I just did an essay and i don't know if i'm bothered to include labelling theory lol my hand is tired