Psych Paper 3

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  • When she looks at the results in Table 1, the teacher says, “I can see there is a difference in behaviour between the two conditions, but is the difference significant at the 0.05 level of significance?”
    What do the students need to do with the data in Table 1 so that they can answer their teacher’s question?
    Inferential testing- statistical tests
  • how can qualitative data be gathered?
    open questions
    Interviews
  • what is included in gender bias?
    Androcentrism
  • what is an example of beta bias?
    Asch-
    generalised male conformity to females
  • klinefelters /turners syndrome- examples
    K= less facial and body hair, underdeveloped genitalia
    T= webbed neck, short stature
  • what is a gender specific example for vicarious reinforcement?
    Father praising son for playing sports
    mother praising daughter for looking after siblings
  • disadvantage of situational explanation to institutional aggression
    ignores individual differences- culture or ethnicity
    for example, growing up in a aggressive subculture
  • how does mkpakoloulou's study support neural mechanisms?
    supports the idea the amygdala causing impulsive behaviour
  • evolutionary theory
    preferences and avoidance aid survival and beneficial traits are bred into a population
  • structure of evaluation paragraphs
    a strength of ... is ... because ...
    for example, ....
    this is a strength because it supports .... as .....
  • example of nomothetic study in psychology
    Ainsworth tested infants using the Strange Situation to propose three attachment types.
  • Outline what social sensitivity means in the context of psychology. Explain how researchers in psychology could deal with issues related to social sensitivity.
    AO1-research which has potential implications or consequences, where a study leads to changes in public policy affecting individuals/groups,
    AO3-take care when formulating the aim/framing the question so as not to misrepresent certain groups
    take steps to avoid prejudicial/biased/sensational media presentation of findings