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AQA A level Psychology paper 2-Research methods What Types of experiment are there? - Answer ️️ -Lab Field Natural Quasi How are lab experiments conducted? - Answer ️️ -take place in a highly controlled environment Pros and Cons of lab experiments - Answer ️️ -High level of control of the iV and DV so we can determine cause and effect High internal validity High replicability Artificial so lacks generalizability (ecological validity/mundane realism) Low external validity ...

AQA A level Psychology paper 2-Research methods What Types of experiment are there? - Answer ️️ -Lab Field Natural Quasi How are lab experiments conducted? - Answer ️️ -take place in a highly controlled environment Pros and Cons of lab experiments - Answer ️️ -High level of control of the iV and DV so we can determine cause and effect High internal validity High replicability Artificial so lacks generalizability (ecological validity/mundane realism) Low external validity ...

What is obedience? - ANSWER A form of social influence in which an individual follows a direct order from a figure of authority. What was Milgram's (1964) study? - ANSWER Milgram (1964) sought an answer to why such a high proportion of the German population obeyed Hitler's commands to murder over 6 million Jews in the Holocaust and other social groups during WW2. Procedure: 40 US men were given the role of TEACHER through a fixed draw - ordered to administer (fake) electric shocks to LEA...

A client with a type of diabetes mellitusis recovering from coronaryangiography in the intensive care unit.What finding is important to the nurse? A. a PPTs is 2 times the normal intertal B.Graft donor is slightly red and swollen. C.Serun creatinine increased a 1/4 from the baseline D. PaO2 is 80mmHg ANS:C

ERISA - ANSWEREmployee Retirement Income Security Act 1974 SOC Reports - ANSWERService Organization Controls: for external vendors SOC 1 - ANSWERInternal Controls & Financial reports; used by auditors SOC 2 - ANSWERSecurity, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy controls;used by management, regulators, and others under an NDA SOC3 - ANSWERSame as SOC2, but available for public use. Tribble V Edison - ANSWERLandmark court case re fiduciary responsibility p...

AQA A level Psychology - Paper 3 topics Exam Questions and Answers Gender bias - Answer-Psychologists seek universality but bias may be inevitable (social historical contexts) Gender bias: psychological theory/research not accurately represent experience/behaviour of men + women Alpha bias: differences exaggerated, devalue women E.g. Freud = genuine psychological differences due to physiological differences Girls suffer from 'penis envy', femininity is failed masculinity Beta bias: di...

Social Influence - AQA A Level Psychology (Paper 1) Exam Questions and Answers What is conformity, and what is it also known as? - Answer-Conformity - when people adopt the behaviour, attitudes or values of the majority after being exposed to their values or behaviour. Also known as majority influence. What are the 3 types of conformity? - Answer-Compliance, internalisation and identification. Define compliance (types of conformity) - Answer-Accepting the views of the majority, but not ...

CSTE 1330 - Exam: PPT and Technology Concepts Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Let's imagine you're searching for hotels in Chicago. What should you search for in order to get the most relevant results? - ANSWER-Hotel Chicago In Google, how should you phrase your search if you want to exclude a certain word from your results (for example, "chocolate")? - ANSWER-dessert ~chocolate True or False: Synthesis is the combining of others' ideas with your own to create something new. - ANSW...

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AQA A level Psychology paper 2-Research methods What Types of experiment are there? - Answer ️️ -Lab Field Natural Quasi How are lab experiments conducted? - Answer ️️ -take place in a highly controlled environment Pros and Cons of lab experiments - Answer ️️ -High level of control of the iV and DV so we can determine cause and effect High internal validity High replicability Artificial so lacks generalizability (ecological validity/mundane realism) Low external validity ...