- Course completion according the provided syllabus
- Past paper practice
- end of course
- Experiments
- Self-reports
- Case Studies
- Observation
- Correlations
- Research Processes
- The definition, manipulation, measurement and control of variables
- Sampling of Participants
- Data and Data Analysis
- Ethical Considerations
- Evaluating Research: Methodological Issues
- Canli et. al (Brain scans and Emotions)
- Dement and Kleitman (Sleep and Dreams)
- Schachter and Singer (Two factors in Emotion)
- Andrade (Doodling)
- Baron-Cohen et al. (Eyes Test)
- Laney et al. (False Memory)
- Bandura et al. (Aggression)
- Saavedra and Silverman (Button phobia)
- Pepperberg (Parrot Learning)
- Milgram (Obedience)
- Piliavin et al. (subway Samaritans)
- Yamamoto et al. (Chimpanzee Helping)
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Paper 1: Introductory Topics in Psychology
This paper often covers fundamental concepts and theories in
psychology. Topics may include:
1. Social Influence: Examining how individuals are
influenced by others in various social situations.
2. Memory: Exploring the processes involved in encoding,
storage, and retrieval of information.
3. Attachment: Studying the formation and impact of
emotional bonds between individuals, often focusing on infants and caregivers.
4. Psychopathology: Investigating abnormal behavior, mental
disorders, and their treatments.
Paper 2: Psychology in Context
This paper usually explores the application of psychological
principles in different contexts. Topics may include:
1. Approaches in Psychology:
Examining major perspectives such as biological, cognitive,
and behavioral approaches to understanding behavior.
2. Biopsychology:
Investigating the relationship between the brain, nervous
system, and behavior.
3. Research Methods:
Covering the methodologies used in psychological research,
including experimental design and statistical analysis.
4. Issues and Debates in Psychology:
Addressing ethical considerations, cultural influences, and
debates within the field.
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