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What A is an area of the brain linked to fear?
AMYGDALA
What B was used as the object of
aggression in the Bandura, Ross and
Ross study?
BOBO DOLL
What C describes a relationship
between two independent
variables?
CORRELATION
What D is the theory suggesting we
have no control over our actions
(that there is no such thing as free
will)?
DETERMINISM
What E was used to induce physiological
arousal in Schachter and Singer?
EPINEPHRINE
What F is held by Sally in the SallyAnne task?
FALSE BELIEF
What G is the term describing the
assumption that all members of a
target population will behave in the
same way as a sample?
GENERALISATION
What H did ‘Little Hans’ have an irrational
fear of?
HORSES
What I is the name for an experimental
design comparing scores from two
unrelated groups?
INDEPENDENT GROUPS
What O is the conflict between a
boy’s desire for his mother and
his fear of punishment by his
father??
OEDIPUS COMPLEX
What L is responsible for speech?
LEFT HEMISPHERE
What M was the name given to the
adult who acted out a pattern of aggressive
behaviour in the Bandura study?
MODEL
What N describes the side of a debate arguing
that our behaviours are determined by learning?
NURTURE
What P is a term describing how we interpret
our world?
PERCEPTION
What R is the idea that complex behaviours can
be explained by simpler phenomena?
REDUCTIONISM
What S describes a set of
instructions that is the same for all
participants?
STANDARDISED
What T is the ability to attribute thoughts,
feelings, desires and beliefs to other
individuals?
THEORY OF MIND
What Q describes numerical data?
QUALITATIVE
What V describes the extent to which a study
measures or tests their target variable?
VALIDITY
What W is the name of the Chimpanzee used
in the study by Gardner and Gardner?
WASHOE