Pya4 June 08 And Pya5 Predicted Question And Revision

OiaB

i'm sorry but i'm struggling to understand what you don't like about approaches?

i just find them so. like. non-hard?

can i help?

Well, I've been alright with them up until now.

Part B) must we contextualise our answer? apply it to the stimulus or just give strengths and limitations of the approach itself?!

and just generally with trying to find appropriate approaches to use I struggle with... well, I'm alright with behavioural approach but I can't find anything for the others...

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OiaB

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h3artie

Hahaha. I used to love him when he was on the radio but the show is just annoying.. I can't stand how these people are making money off of miserable lowlives. And how he's either nice or nasty to people depending on his own judgements. Okkkkkkay but this is totally not about Jeremy Kyle....

Haha, I swear, everytime I divert my attention to something else I'm like AGHHHHH NOOOO must get back to psychology or all the info will be lost.

>_<

now read the helpful post :wink:

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OiaB

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h3artie

Well, I've been alright with them up until now.

Part B) must we contextualise our answer? apply it to the stimulus or just give strengths and limitations of the approach itself?!

and just generally with trying to find appropriate approaches to use I struggle with... well, I'm alright with behavioural approach but I can't find anything for the others...

you most reference the stimulus throughout - that's how you get the top marks.
there's a little example of A)

e.g. Errol has learned through operant conditioning (reinforcement) that being attractive is a positive attribute to have, the reinforcement will have come from his peers who have complimented him on his attractive features and muscular physique. As a result, Errol fears this reinforcement will disappear if he wears glasses.

for B) i think if you can contextualise it, then you should. If you can make a crit applicable to the character then it looks far better. But tbh - i find that a lot of the time its hard :frown:

and for me - i choose which approach to take my going through and circling words that seem appropriate to a theory.

i.e. "urge" = ID = Freud, compliments = reinforcement = behaviourism.

**** like that :wink:

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