Statistics for Approaches Paper 2

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
	abstract concepts 1	100%
	abstract concepts 2	100%
evalutions	environmental determinism	100%
	limited practical applications	100%
	practical applications 1	100%
	practical applications 2	100%
	practical applications 3	100%
	practical applications 4	100%
	reductionist 1	100%
	scientific 1	100%
	scientific 2	100%
evaluation	soft determinism 1	100%
	use of animals	100%
evaluation	holistic	75%
	ignores biological explanations	75%
	lacks ecological validity 1	75%
	practical applications 5	75%
	scientific 3	75%
	mediational processes play a role in learning	50%
evaluation	psychic determinism	50%
	psychology should be scientific and objective	50%
	reductionist 2	50%
evaluation	soft determinism 2	50%
	the mind operates in a similar way to a computer	50%
	behaviour can be learnt through classical conditioning	25%
	behaviour can be learnt through operant conditioning	25%
evaluation	biological determinism	25%
	case studies	25%
	chemical processes in the brain are responsible for psychological functioning	25%
	cultural bias	25%
	defence mechanisms stop the unconscious conflict from entering the conscious mind	25%
humanistic assumptions	emphasises the study of the whole person	25%
	freud proposed the tripartite model of personality	25%
	highlighted the importance of 5 psychosexual stages of development	25%
cogntive assumptions	internal mental processes mediate between stimulus and response	25%
Behaviourist assumptions	john locke 1960 described the mind as a tabula rasa	25%
	lacks ecological validity 2	25%
	people are shaped by their environment	25%
	person centred approach so values subjective data	25%
	regards personal growth and fulfillment in life as basic human motive	25%
	sees people as being active in their own development	25%
	the central nervous system is essential for thought and behaviour to take place	25%
SLT assumptions	we observe those who we identify with and imitate behaviour	25%
	whether we imitate behaviour is dependant on observed consequences	25%
psychodynamic assumptions	behaviour is determined by internal mental processes	0%
	humans are information processors and the mind actively organises and manipulates information	0%
	individuals act differently due to different schemas	0%
biological assumptions	many behaviours have evolutionary explanations which aid survival	0%
	our behaviour is influenced by our genetic makeup and inheritance	0%