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James_W
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- 13-06-2004 22:28
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- 13-06-2004 22:59
I think we should do an approaches question together, like on this thread. SHould I post some stimuli?
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- 13-06-2004 23:09
Sure.. I need all the practise I can get in!
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- 13-06-2004 23:13
Dont suppose anyone has
the questions for the jan 2004 unit four....specifically questions 2,3 and 10.
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- 13-06-2004 23:56
hey i have on really hard one my college gave us... the basic thing is:
Joe wants to be a farmer. He spends his summers on his grandfather's farm and feels more at home there than he does in the city with his parents. Joe wants to take over the farm and run it when his grandfather dies... explain this i terms of psychological approaches....
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- 14-06-2004 00:08
Behavioural approach - Classical conditioning - associates the city with cold, miserable winters - and the farm with the hot, sunny summers.
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- 14-06-2004 00:12
Biological, inherited the interest/skills of farming from his grandparents. Also, when he gets to do something he loves his "happy hormones" go up so his love of farming is reinforced by neurochemistry because these changes in hormones are in line with when he gets to spend the summer on a farm
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- 14-06-2004 02:02
Any1 doing debates?
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- 14-06-2004 08:19
(Original post by young_free)
Biological, inherited the interest/skills of farming from his grandparents. Also, when he gets to do something he loves his "happy hormones" go up so his love of farming is reinforced by neurochemistry because these changes in hormones are in line with when he gets to spend the summer on a farm
Am i wrong?
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- 14-06-2004 10:17
The amount of crap they expect us to know for these exams is preposterous. *not a happy chappy*
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- 14-06-2004 13:22
(Original post by James_W)
Happy hormones = serotonin?
Thats along the right lines though - it's so easily blaggable that section!
I think I more meant dopamine and, um, oh crap what's the other one? -
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- 15-06-2004 19:09
Anyone wanna swap an approaches model answer so we can have two each- bugger these approaches!!
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- 16-06-2004 02:05
(Original post by young_free)
I think I more meant dopamine and, um, oh crap what's the other one? -
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- 16-06-2004 10:19
(Original post by young_free)
Anyone wanna swap an approaches model answer so we can have two each- bugger these approaches!! -
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- 16-06-2004 10:21
I need alot of help on the debates topics.
But what topic do you think will come up next week?
I think Free Will and Determinism, and Psychology as a science.
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- 16-06-2004 10:26
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I need alot of help on the debates topics.
But what topic do you think will come up next week?
I think Free Will and Determinism, and Psychology as a science.
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- 16-06-2004 10:26
(Original post by BlueAngel)
I need alot of help on the debates topics.
But what topic do you think will come up next week?
I think Free Will and Determinism, and Psychology as a science.
And I recon Depression will come up.
Has anyone got the January 2004 paper questions?? I could really do with having a look at them so if anyone can scan the paper or write the debates questions here so I can have a look that'd be wicked! -
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- 16-06-2004 10:34
(Original post by Surfing Hamster)
I hope psychology as a science does come up! I've only revised Reductionism, Nature-Nurture, and Psychology as a science.
Has anyone got the January 2004 paper questions?? I could really do with having a look at them so if anyone can scan the paper or write the debates questions here so I can have a look that'd be wicked!
Section B: Perspectives - Issues and Debates from January 2004:
4) Discuss two or more examples of gender bias in psychological research (theories and/or studies)
5) "We have learned a great deal in psychology by studying non-human animals. This would seem to outweigh any scientific or ethical argumens against the use of non-human animals in psychological research".
Critically consider the use of non-human animals in psychology, with reference to issues raised in the quotation above.
6) a) Explain what is meant by reductionism.
b) Discuss reductionism in relation to two or more psychological theories.
7) Discuss the nature-nurture debate, with reference to psychological theories and/or studies.
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- 16-06-2004 10:35
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Hope that helps guys!
Um... do you know what the Psychopathology question from Jan 04 was? -
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- 16-06-2004 10:36
(Original post by slowjamz)
Here goes...
Section B: Perspectives - Issues and Debates from January 2004:
4) Discuss two or more examples of gender bias in psychological research (theories and/or studies)
5) "We have learned a great deal in psychology by studying non-human animals. This would seem to outweigh any scientific or ethical argumens against the use of non-human animals in psychological research".
Critically consider the use of non-human animals in psychology, with reference to issues raised in the quotation above.
6) a) Explain what is meant by reductionism.
b) Discuss reductionism in relation to two or more psychological theories.
7) Discuss the nature-nurture debate, with reference to psychological theories and/or studies.
Hope that helps guys!
I recon that reductionism, is gonna repeat. Cos thats the hardest from the two.
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