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Ethics and Deception in Psychological Research
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- Submitted: 08/06/2012
Outline the major symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder. Case study of one sufferer.
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- Submitted: 08/06/2012
To what extent do the grand theories discussed in Book 1, Chapter 2 take account of the role of social experiences in child development?
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- Submitted: 07/06/2012
Alcohol use in adolescence. By learning and studying what leads young people to drink alcohol, and how this will affect their lives, we can then determine what action need to be taken to help remove ourselves from our ever-increasing attraction to alcoho
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- Submitted: 31/05/2012
Theories Of Death. When considering what constitutes death, we can categorize our ideologies into three increasingly substantial theories: cardiopulmonary death theory, brain death theory and neocortical death theory.
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- Submitted: 30/05/2012
Selective attention and the Stroop effect: automatic processing interference of controlled processing in a colour recognition task
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A qualitative study exploring how adult perceptions of significant others in their lives have affected their development using thematic analysis.
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There is a lot to be gained by studying a topic in psychology from more than one perspective. Discuss this claim drawing on Chapters 2 and 3 from Book 2 to illustrate your points.
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- Submitted: 24/05/2012
This essay aims to focus on a stress model developed by Karasek (1979), known as the Job Demand Control model. The key elements of this model will be examined whilst also evaluating the models theoretical foundation and practicality in the workplace envir
- Word count: 1250
- Submitted: 09/05/2012
This study will only look at two (of many) facial characteristics being symmetry and s****l dimorphism. It will also take a deeper look at female perceptions of these characteristics in relation to social competence. Thus, our hypothesis is that females w
- Word count: 2910
- Submitted: 09/05/2012

University Degree: Psychology

Ethics and Deception in Psychological Research

Outline the major symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder. Case study of one sufferer.

To what extent do the grand theories discussed in Book 1, Chapter 2 take account of the role of social experiences in child development?

Alcohol use in adolescence. By learning and studying what leads young people to drink alcohol, and how this will affect their lives, we can then determine what action need to be taken to help remove ourselves from our ever-increasing attraction to alcoho

Theories Of Death. When considering what constitutes death, we can categorize our ideologies into three increasingly substantial theories: cardiopulmonary death theory, brain death theory and neocortical death theory.

Selective attention and the Stroop effect: automatic processing interference of controlled processing in a colour recognition task

A qualitative study exploring how adult perceptions of significant others in their lives have affected their development using thematic analysis.

There is a lot to be gained by studying a topic in psychology from more than one perspective. Discuss this claim drawing on Chapters 2 and 3 from Book 2 to illustrate your points.

This essay aims to focus on a stress model developed by Karasek (1979), known as the Job Demand Control model. The key elements of this model will be examined whilst also evaluating the models theoretical foundation and practicality in the workplace envir

This study will only look at two (of many) facial characteristics being symmetry and s****l dimorphism. It will also take a deeper look at female perceptions of these characteristics in relation to social competence. Thus, our hypothesis is that females w

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