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- 27-06-2010 12:16
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- 27-06-2010 12:18
It's a zip file
I can't open it. What is it??
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- 27-06-2010 12:26
(Original post by mel0n)
Thank you
For EWT and its unreliability an overall evaluation point could be about how it has severe implications in real life by suggesting that a defendant may often be found guilty for a crime they didn't commit just because of a witness's biased schema or emotional state at the time or whatever is a factor affecting ewt. It suggests that injustices may occur in the legal system due to faulty testimonies and raises an important issue that should be considered by the courts and legal system -
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- 27-06-2010 12:33
(Original post by mel0n)
It's a zip fileI can't open it. What is it??
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- 27-06-2010 12:41
i wonder..... when we put all these studys, do the markers have a page telling them all the relevant studys possible for the particular question? or do they kinda think........
"hey that sounds relevant 'TICK''
i cant imagine wjec markers who dont do psychology going through studys to see if we're right, as theres just so many? -
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- 27-06-2010 12:50
(Original post by maximillian)
i wonder..... when we put all these studys, do the markers have a page telling them all the relevant studys possible for the particular question? or do they kinda think........
"hey that sounds relevant 'TICK''
i cant imagine wjec markers who dont do psychology going through studys to see if we're right, as theres just so many?
If an unusual study is written then they try checking to see if its a real study. And I imagine they do look for relevance and accuracy. -
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- 27-06-2010 12:52
I really cant do this Disorders of memory essay - I might just not bother learning for it and pray it never comes up. >_>
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- 27-06-2010 13:37
Disorders if memory is so confusing! I can't remember the findings either!
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- 27-06-2010 14:26
(Original post by mel0n)
Disorders if memory is so confusing! I can't remember the findings either! -
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- 27-06-2010 15:32
Findings like Kopelman and Taylor's, Reed and Squire's, Matt Riddley's
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- 27-06-2010 15:53
what is everyone doing to memorise these essays specifically, just out of interest? Are you just making notes and spider diagrams and what not? Im just writing colourful notes lol.
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- 27-06-2010 16:00
I just do timed essays
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- 27-06-2010 16:07
im just trying to memorise essay plans, seems scary when u think ah **** theres 20 to learn!!! but just break them down into each of the 5 of whatever you're doing (im doing abnormal, forensic, memory and the controversies) and just try make sure u remember everything to write! im usually a student like for py3 there were only 5 possible essay questions that would come up, i would memorise model answers word for word so i could write it without worrying whether ive put everything in the exam. however...... on py4 20 model answers would come to about 60 pages of writing which is just an overload lol, hence learning the essay plans which i havent written all of them out yet!!!! eeek so if anyone has quite clear essay plans dont be shy, spread the love
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- 27-06-2010 16:20
How many essays do we have to write?
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- 27-06-2010 16:23
(Original post by mel0n)
Disorders if memory is so confusing! I can't remember the findings either!
Clive Wearing had retrograde and anterograde amnesia and H.M had anterograde amnesia. -
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- 27-06-2010 16:37
(Original post by jjplayer369)
How many essays do we have to write?
And they will ask for 4 in the actual exam.
Works out 37 minutes roughly for each essay.
Although in the controversies they will ask for a definition of a term (worth 3 marks)
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- 27-06-2010 16:39
(Original post by bedwasboy2k6)
what is everyone doing to memorise these essays specifically, just out of interest? Are you just making notes and spider diagrams and what not? Im just writing colourful notes lol.lol
I try constructing grade A answers then re-write them into two pages then re-write into one page
then try writing the entire essay in bullet points within 15 minutes without notes. I'll expand on the points when it comes to the actual exam. -
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- 27-06-2010 16:44
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Spider diagrams are for little childrenlol
I try constructing grade A answers then re-write them into two pages then re-write into one page
then try writing the entire essay in bullet points within 15 minutes without notes. I'll expand on the points when it comes to the actual exam. -
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- 27-06-2010 16:45
does anyone have anything for the issues of bias in diagnostic systems? i have nothing... :|
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- 27-06-2010 17:04
(Original post by bedwasboy2k6)
thats what i do more or less, i read my huge pile of notes, then i write them, re write them until their condensed into tiny bullet points. i got 6 essays on 1 page for py2 lolwhat did you get in py2?
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