do not use Genie ans Czech twins they are privation! Neither Hodges & Tizard or Rutter they are all for privation.

Use Robertsons studies on John & Thomas,Lucy,Jane, Kate

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Oiseaux

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Original post by JuliusSeizure

The issue of imposed etic can be used to criticise the strange situation right?!

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Yes

Reply 994

xtenshiai

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Original post by Fenicoteri

do not use Genie ans Czech twins they are privation! Neither Hodges & Tizard or Rutter they are all for privation.

Use Robertsons studies on John & Thomas,Lucy,Jane, Kate

oops i read privation instead of deprivation

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Fenicoteri

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Original post by k.bryan4

How would you evaluate it though for A02, I haven't learnt any evaluations for it!

I quickly learnt this last minute:

1) Gruneberg who surveyed Paychology students taking their finals and found that 30% used mnemonics in revision particularly anacronyms and acrostic suggesting these aid memory improvement.

2) O'Hara found that the method of Loci was successful in helping elderly people in the long term especially those who continued this method after training.

3) Bower et al found that organisation plays a key role in memory improvement. He had two groups and gave both groups a list of 112 words to remember. One group had no method whilst the other group used a "hierachy" method. Found that the group with using a hierachy remembered 2/3x more than those who didnt.

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xtenshiai

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Original post by Fleming1928

What's the difference between deprivation and privation?

privation - bond never formed in the first place
deprivation - an existing bond being lost

found some studies/info here

(edited 8 years ago)

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k.bryan4

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Original post by Fenicoteri

I quickly learnt this last minute:

1) Gruneberg who surveyed Paychology students taking their finals and found that 30% used mnemonics in revision particularly anacronyms and acrostic suggesting these aid memory improvement.

2) O'Hara found that the method of Loci was successful in helping elderly people in the long term especially those who continued this method after training.

3) Bower et al found that organisation plays a key role in memory improvement. He had two groups and gave both groups a list of 112 words to remember. One group had no method whilst the other group used a "hierachy" method. Found that the group with using a hierachy remembered 2/3x more than those who didnt.

Omg i cannot learn that like hours before the exam! I'm just going to pray it doesn't come up! If it does I'll just have to wing it

Reply 998

Fenicoteri

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Original post by k.bryan4

How would you evaluate it though for A02, I haven't learnt any evaluations for it!

I quickly learnt this last minute:

1) Gruneberg who surveyed Psychology students taking their finals and found that 30% used mnemonics in revision particularly acronyms and acrostic suggesting these aid memory improvement.

2) O'Hara found that the method of Loci was successful in helping elderly people in the long term especially those who continued this method after training.

3) Bower et al found that organisation plays a key role in memory improvement. He had two groups and gave both groups a list of 112 words to remember. One group had no method whilst the other group used a "hierachy" method. Found that the group with using a hierachy remembered 2/3x more than those who didnt.

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rswk

What research can be used for a 12 maker on disruption of attachment, would it be enough to just talk about Robertson and Robertson and their study of John and explain the 3 stages, what other research is there?

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