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Explain two weaknesses of Milgram's (1965) study on obedience. (4 marks).

One weakness of Milgram's study is that the sample was biased. The sample consisted of 40 male participants, who were aged between 20-50, middle class, white American citizens. This therefore means that t...

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Describe and Evaluate two ways of treating offenders.

Historically, the primary method of treating offenders has been custodial sentencing. Arguments for custodial sentences are that dangerous offenders cannot harm members of the public whilst detained and t...

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Identify a factor that affects accuracy of memory and describe how it affects the accuracy of memory

One factor is interference. New learning may cause either proactive or retroactive interference, where another memory is recalled instead of the one needed. An example of proactive interference is recalli...

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What is meant by perception (2 marks)

In our everyday lives we experience a lot of HUGE amounts of sensory information that we have to process so we can understand what is going on around us. It's a very substantial task!! Th...

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Outline and evaluate the behaviourist approach (16 marks)

The behaviourist approach has four main assumptions. The first being is that all behaviours are learnt from the environment. The second assumption is that animals and humans learn in the same way which ha...

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