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Paper 1: Introductory topics in psychology

11 mark
Which type of conformity involves changing public behaviour but not private beliefs?
21 mark
In Milgram's original study, what percentage of participants went to 450 volts?
32 marks
Explain what is meant by the agentic state.
44 marks
Kai's school council is trying to persuade the head teacher to ban single-use plastic. At first only Kai and two friends support the idea, but over a year most of the council comes round to it. Use your knowledge of minority influence to explain how this happened.
516 marks
Discuss explanations of resistance to social influence.
61 mark
The capacity of short-term memory according to Miller is:
73 marks
Outline the role of the episodic buffer in the working memory model.
84 marks
Sam learned Spanish at school and is now learning Italian. She keeps using Spanish words in her Italian lessons. Identify the type of interference and explain why it is happening.
916 marks
Discuss the cognitive interview as a way of improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony.
101 mark
Which of Schaffer and Emerson's stages occurs at around 7 months?
116 marks
Describe the procedure and findings of Ainsworth's Strange Situation.
121 mark
State one finding from Harlow's research with monkeys.
1316 marks
Describe and evaluate Bowlby's monotropic theory of attachment.
141 mark
Defining abnormality as being statistically infrequent is a problem because:
154 marks
Outline the cognitive characteristics of depression.
163 marks
Explain how the two-process model accounts for the maintenance of a phobia.
1716 marks
Discuss the biological approach to explaining and treating OCD.

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