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Duplicate of Higher Psychology so far!
Duplicate of Higher Psychology so far!
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Some questions on memory, approaches and research methods.
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The Biological approach claims that all behaviour can be understood by measuring...
Internal processes of the mind
objective physical characteristics
Internal memories and unpleasant thoughts
objective physical changes
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LTM is further divided into..
Episodic, semantic and procedural memory
Iceberg, ID and EGO
Cheese, crackers and chilli jam
Iconic, echoic and haptic memory
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An experimental design that organises Ps in two separate groups undertaking one condition only
Independent groups
Co-dependent groups
Dependent groups
Independent measures
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Cognitive psychology explains that human behaviour is a result of...
Cognition
cognitive processes - processing influences behaviour
an input - process - output format
cognitve processes - behaviour influences processing
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STM lasts for...
18-30 seconds
10-20 seconds
18-30 milliseconds
18-30 minutes
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Maintenance rehearsal is the process by which...
...information is retained in STM
...information is offline
...information is passed to LTM
...information is lost in STM
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What is memory?
A really lovely song from the musical Cats
The process by which information is stored and retrieved
Something we know everything about
The process by which we demonstrate intelligence
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Why do we need research in Psychology?
Because without it we would just make things up
Because we like to make things complicated
Because without it we would be bored
Because without it we are not able to support our theories
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Listening to music with lyrics occupies the following in the working memory model (WMM)?
Inner voice (articulatory process)
Phonological loop
Visio-spatial sketch pad
Inner ear (phonological store)
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Which method do we use to measure a causal relationship?
Observation
Experimental
Focus group
Questionnaire
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Which approach explains human behaviour by considering physical and emotional and changes?
Cognitive
Behaviourist
Biological
French
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Who proposed dual-coding theory in 1969?
Paivio
Pallvia
Parvo
Pavio
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What is a causal relationship?
Once that establishes cause and effect
One in which variables follow a similar trend
One that is not that serious
One that looks like things might be related
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Which approach is primarily concerned with past experience and hidden negative thoughts
Behaviourist
Psychodynamic
Cognitive
Biologocial
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Information can be lost from STM by...
Displacement
Rot
Decay
Interference
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What is the main encoding type in LTM?
Percussion
Acoustic
Semantic
General
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The nature of memory is that it is...
boring
very confusing and pointless
reconstructive and therefore not always truly accurate
a complex and vital part of the human brain and mind
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Random sampling is...
representative of the sample population
representative of the total population
not representative of the total population
more likely to be representative of the total population
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Who provides evidence to support encoding type in STM?
Bradley
Baddeley
Peterson and Peterson
Bannerman
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Which words are required in a hypothesis?
Whatever you like as long as there is a question mark
If and then
Independent Variable and Dependent Variable
Then and now
