WorksheetsRHHS Psych GCSE Paper 1
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 48mins
What V is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych?
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What D is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych?
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What A is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych and has something to do with stealing?
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What S is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych?
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What S is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych?
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What A is a key concept associated with Criminal Psych?
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Who approached Crime from a Nature’s point of view?
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Eysenck talked about Psychoticism, but he also talked about two spectrums which, when combined, would determine whether one is likely to be a criminal or not. Name one of these spectrum.
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Eysenck talked about extraversion and neuroticism, but he also talked about...
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Who criticised Eysenck's work?
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Heaven found evidence to support Neuroticism and extraversion
Yes
No
He did but then he had a problem with Dwayne
Heaven found evidence to support Psychoticism
Yes
No
He did but then he had a problem with Dwayne
What type of people did Heaven find are more likely to be criminal?
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Who approached crime from a Nurture point of view?
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What was Cooper and Mackie's experiment...
Videos in a lab about children who misbehave
Children looking at New York to see if the could behave there
New York kids in a lab, watching violent videos and finding out if it impacts their behaviour
Lab experiments about New Yorkers making videos about kids
What were the IVs in Cooper and Mackie's experiment
In vitro so in the arm before in the blood
Saline solutions only
new yorker or not versus scientist or not
High aggression/ Low aggression and player/ participant
According to Cooper and Mackie, how does one become a criminal?
role observation/ vicarious reinforcement/ crime
role model/ role observation/ vicarious reinforcement. direct reinforcement/ internalisation
role model/ role aspiration/ role expropriation. direct vicarious internalisation
Observe/ copy. vicarious shooting/ internalisation
What is the point of studying Criminal Psych?
Answer: it is all about ? vs ?
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What are the stages (key concepts) generally associated with this development Psych?
Please list them in order with a coma in between.
Example: a,b,c,d,e,f
DO NOT mention social construct
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What are the stages generally associated with Piaget?
Please list them in order with a coma in between.
Example: a,b,c,d,e,f
DO NOT mention social construct
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Who came up with the operational stages (last name only)?
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Piaget came up with a study called the...
conservation of numbers
positive cortical cerebelum
meaning for positive thinking
fixed Blackwell's mindset
A common criticism of Piaget's work is that it is too...
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Who came up with an alternative to Piaget which focused on different types of intelligence?
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Who said that Gardner's work on Multiple intelligence was a myth?
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What did Willingham focus on after he rubbished the multiple intelligence theory as a myth?
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Apart from Willingham and Gardner, who came up with another way to explain psychological development?
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What is Dweck's theory (3 words)?
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Who supported Dweck's work?
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The problem with Dweck's work is that it is difficult to...
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What 6 word sentence are you likely to use when talking about psychological problems?
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Who came up with a definition of mental health that is unusable (Last name only)?
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How is mental happiness defined by DC10?
Positive attitude, no flexible friends and wealth
Positive attitude, mental order and treatment
healthy mind in a healthy body makes a healthy smile
Positive happy outlook/ relationships/ Productive live/ skilled at problem solving/ High self esteem
Multiple intelligence is about multiplicity of happiness.
What would highlight a potential mental disorder? There could be more than one answer!
snoring and sleeping with REM's music
loss of appetite
Loss of earnings
Loss of sleep
Loss of treatment
Someone knows they have a mental disorder when it has been diagnosed and they require...
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Psych problems can often be about an internalisation of shame. What am I talking about?
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Who came up with the idea of stigma?
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What is the name of the Schizophrenia theory associated with the approach linked with Nature?
Nature hypothesis
Dopamine hypothesis
Cerebral cortex hypothesis
ABC hypothesis
Ellis Goulding's work
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991) came up with the work on Amphetamine which stimulates dopamine and so makes it more likely one will be Schizophrenic. Who came up with this theory? There are more than one correct answer
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991) came up with the work on Amphetamine which stimulates dopamine and so makes it more likely one will be Schizophrenic. Who came up with this theory? There are more than one correct answer
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991) came up with the work on Amphetamine which stimulates dopamine and so makes it more likely one will be Schizophrenic. Who came up with this theory? There are more than one correct answer
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Who came up with the work on Amphetamine which stimulates dopamine and so makes it more likely one will be Schizophrenic? More than one answer.
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991)
Who did Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991) come up with? More than one answer.
The work on dopamine and amphetamine
The work on dopamine and amphetamine
The work on dopamine and amphetamine
The work on dopamine and amphetamine
Daniel, Weinberger; Jones et al (1991) 's work on amphetamine and dopamine is often criticised as they used a small ? size.
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What 2 theories would provide an approach explaining Schizophrenia which are more linked with Nurture?
ABC model of alphabet soup and soup of letters
Ellis and Weinberger's work on the nature of nurture
The anonymous on social causation written by Davey
The volutionary dictate of Freudian repression
Social causation theory (Cooper)
and Social drift theory (Wegener)
Social causation theory: Cooper (2005)
You are lower class or poorer so you are more likely to be schizophrenic
You are schizophrenic so this will lead you to the lower classes or poverty
Social drift theory (Wegener)
You are lower class or poorer so you are more likely to be schizophrenic
You are schizophrenic so this will lead you to the lower classes or poverty
What is the theory explaining depression based on Nature (3 word answer)?
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Stevens and Price came up with the Social Rank Theory. What is the name of their theory (3 words)
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Stevens and Price came up with the Social Rank Theory. What is the name of their theory (3 words)
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Evolution dictates one will reach one’s highest social level and so be depressed when one sees other reaching even higher levels. What is the name of this theory?
Social causation theory
Social drift theory
Social Rank theory
Social evolution theory
Social depression theory
Evolution dictates one will reach one’s highest social level and so be depressed when one sees other reaching even higher levels. Who came up with this theory?
Blackwell and Dweck
Stevens and Price
Ellis and Daniel
Weinberger and Jones
What R criticises the social rank theory?
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What nurture theory is used to explain depression? The ? model
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Ellis came up with the ABC model of clinical...
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How can you criticise the ABC model?
Too few letters
it argues that individuals are to blame
it argues that letters are better than words
it argues that blame is about depression
it argues that depression is about blame
