Give details of, explain the main features of

Give clear reasons or make clear the meaning of, use examples to indicate how or why something happens, such as the reasoning behind a theory; alternatively, for 'explain an application' indicate how a concept or theory can be used to understand the 'how' or 'why' behind a specific situation.

Determine strengths and weaknesses

Discuss the importance of, judge the overall worth of, make an attempt to weigh up your opinions.

Identify or make a list

Give a concise answer with little or no supporting argument required.

Apply general knowledge and understanding of psychology to a situation.

Pick some key factors and name them.

Describe the key points without detail.

Give the important arguments for and against, often requires a conclusion.

Name or otherwise characterize.

Plan and present ideas to show psychological knowledge of a study or experiment.

Give reasons for and against, come to a conclusion with a justification of which arguments are strongest and which are weakest.

Describe the similarities and differences between two or more factors.

State the precise meaning of a term/concept.