Statistics for A Level Psychology Issues and Debates Keywords

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
The view that free will is an illusion and behaviour is govern by internal and external forces we have no control over	Determinism	69%
An idea we have an active role in how we behave and our choices are our own	Free will	66%
An assumption that findings on males also apply to females	Beta Bias	65%
An exaggeration between males and females	Alpha Bias	64%
The belief that human behaviour can be broken down into smaller componenets	Reductionism	62%
The view that behaviour is the product of innate biological factors	Nature	52%
The belief that human behaviour has to as a whole intergrated experience	Holism	51%
An idea that human behaviour is innate and determined by genes	Biological Determinism	49%
Centred on or dominated by males	Androcentrism	47%
An idea that human behaviour is determined by forces outside the individual	Environmental Determinism	44%
A focus on the individual usually relating to case studies	Idiographic	43%
A focus on the majority and tries to create general laws relating to lab studies	Nomothetic	42%
Seeing the world only from one cultures perspective	Ethnocentrism	40%
The view that forces outside our body shape our behaviour and that we have no control over these factors (biology, past experiences)	Hard Determinism	35%
The view that forces outside our body shape our behaviour and that we have some control over these factors (environment)	Soft Determinism	35%
When something can be applied to everyone	Universality	35%
Behaviour being broken down that to a physical level (neruons, neurotransmitters, hormones, brain structures)	Biological Reductionism	34%
Behaviour can only properly understood only if the cultural context is taken	Cultural Relativism	33%
Behaviours being broken down by into stimulus and response chains (2 names __ __/__ __)	Environmental Reductionism/Stimulus-Response Reductionism	21%
The view that behaviour is the product of both innate biological factors and environmental influences	Interactionist approach	12%
The view that behaviour is the product of the environmental influences	Nuture	10%
The percentage for 1st standard deviation	68%	7%
The percentage for 2nd standard deviation	98%	7%
An idea that human behaviour is determined by childhood experiences and innate drives	Physic Determinism	5%