weaknesses/criticisms

Content
Leaderboard

Created by

jasmine

Cards (2)

can't generalise to humans
-humans are capable of more complex thought processes
-human behaviour governed by conscious decisions
-humans born more helpless & "incomplete" with very immature brains
-bonding & growing takes place over longer periods
-should always seek to replicate research in humans
imprinting now seen as more flexible / simplistic 
-Guiton found that he could reverse imprinting in chickens who had initially tried to mate with rubber gloves
-he found after spending time with their own species, they were able to engage in normal sexual behaviour with other chickens
-Lorenz's theory is too simplistic as fails to take later learning into account

See similar decks

3.3 Animal Studies of Attachment
AQA A-Level Psychology > 3. Attachment
33 cards
AQA A-Level Media Studies
1222 cards
Edexcel A-Level Media Studies
1371 cards
4.5.1 Animal Studies
Edexcel A-Level Psychology > Unit 4: Learning Theories > 4.5 Research Methods in Learning Theories
74 cards
The Cold War, 1945–1975
OCR GCSE History
54 cards
Nazi Germany, 1933–1945
OCR GCSE History
79 cards
The Weimar Republic, 1925–1933
OCR GCSE History
40 cards
Post-war Germany, 1945–1955
OCR GCSE History
73 cards
7.1 Attachment
Edexcel A-Level Psychology > Unit 7: Child Psychology
193 cards
3. Attachment
AQA A-Level Psychology
573 cards
3.2.1 Schaffer's Stages of Attachment
AQA A-Level Psychology > 3. Attachment > 3.2 Stages of Attachment
91 cards
3.4 Explanations of Attachment
AQA A-Level Psychology > 3. Attachment
92 cards
5.5.2 Animal responses
OCR A-Level Biology > Module 5: Communication, homeostasis and energy > 5.5 Plant and animal responses
65 cards
2.2.1 Animal Growth
Edexcel GCSE Biology > Topic 2: Cells and Control > 2.2 Growth in Animals and Plants
67 cards
10.2.1 Functions of Animal Communication
Edexcel GCSE Psychology > Topic 10: Language, Thought and Communication – How do you communicate with others? > 10.2 Human and Animal Communication
46 cards
10.2.1 Functions of Animal Communication
Edexcel GCSE Psychology > Topic 10: Language, Thought and Communication – How do you communicate with others? > 10.2 Human and Animal Communication
46 cards
3.2 Stages of Attachment
AQA A-Level Psychology > 3. Attachment
91 cards
1.1.2 Animal and Plant Cells
GCSE Biology > Unit 1: Cell Biology > 1.1 Cell Structure
70 cards
5.5 Plant and animal responses
OCR A-Level Biology > Module 5: Communication, homeostasis and energy
129 cards
7.1.1 Bowlby's Theory of Attachment
Edexcel A-Level Psychology > Unit 7: Child Psychology > 7.1 Attachment
77 cards
2.2.3 Eating animals
OCR A-Level Philosophy > 2. Moral Philosophy > 2.2 Applied ethics
35 cards

weaknesses/criticisms

Cards (2)

3.3 Animal Studies of Attachment

AQA A-Level Media Studies

Edexcel A-Level Media Studies

4.5.1 Animal Studies

The Cold War, 1945–1975

Nazi Germany, 1933–1945

The Weimar Republic, 1925–1933

Post-war Germany, 1945–1955

7.1 Attachment

3. Attachment

3.2.1 Schaffer's Stages of Attachment

3.4 Explanations of Attachment

5.5.2 Animal responses

2.2.1 Animal Growth

10.2.1 Functions of Animal Communication

10.2.1 Functions of Animal Communication

3.2 Stages of Attachment

1.1.2 Animal and Plant Cells

5.5 Plant and animal responses

7.1.1 Bowlby's Theory of Attachment

2.2.3 Eating animals