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Give two examples of an insecure-avoidant attachment type (2 marks)

Two of the following:Very physically and emotionally independent of their attachment figure.Do not seek contact or comfort from their attachment figure. May even consciously avoid their attachment figure....

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Discuss the extent to which Psychology can be considered a science, using core studies to back up your answer.

In order for psychology to be considered a science it needs to show cause and effect, showing that one variable is directly influencing the other. This is seen in many experiments conducted in psychology,...

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Answered by Maija C. Psychology tutor
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Discuss a strength and weakness of one biological treatment to treat a specific disorder

One strength of using the biological treatments of anti-depressants to treat depression is that they have been proven to work very quickly at relieving the symptoms of depression and improving patients mo...

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Answered by Maija C. Psychology tutor
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Using theories and/or studies, evaluate how the retrieval of memory can be affected by misleading information on eyewitness testimony

Misleading eyewitness information can be affected by proactive interference (knowledge and expectations from before the event interfere with memory retrieval), or retroactive interference (post-event info...

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Briefly evaluate research using split brain patients to investigate hemispheric lateralisation of function (4 marks).

A strength of this kind of research is the scientific nature and the fact that it provides empirical evidence that can be replicated, due to Sperry's research being standardised. However, split brain rese...

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