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Psychology
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How can I evaluate studies and theories successfully?

Firstly, the structure of each point you make should follow the Point, Evidence, Explanation format (PEE). If you structure each new point/paragraph in this way you can achieve the highest level. Secondly...

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Give 1 criticism of Harlow's experiment

Harlow's experiment of attachment on rhesus monkeys has been criticised on a number of grounds. For example in terms of ethics and harm to the participants. Following the monkeys used into adulthood, resu...

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Outline Asch's (1951) experiment and the findings of the study.

Asch's (1951) lab experiment consisted of 50 male college students judging the length of lines to investigate conformity. The group of 8 included the 'naive' participant with 7 confederates and each perso...

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What is monotropy?

Monotropy is an idea that one of the most famous developmental psychologists, John Bowlby, came with. He believed that infants are born with the innate need to create one main and special bond with their ...

Answered by Maria P. Psychology tutor
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How do I evaluate [X]?

The psychology A-level specifications expect students to critically evaluate the experimental design and validity of the studies that they have been looking at throughout the year. This question has a sim...

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