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Psychological - W2 - Chapter 5 - Reliability (DN) Part 4

This deck covers key concepts from Chapter 5 on reliability in psychological testing, focusing on generalizability theory, variance, error variance, and methods for estimating reliability.

Psychological - W2 - Chapter 5 - Reliability (DN) Part 3

This deck covers key concepts related to psychometric testing, including reliability, error types, and statistical measures used in test analysis.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Contemporary Study: Sebastian & Hernandez-Gil (2012)

This deck covers key concepts, methods, results, and evaluations from the Sebastian & Hernandez-Gil (2012) study on digit span and the phonological loop in cognitive psychology.

Psychological - W2 - Chapter 5 - Reliability (DN) Part 2

This deck covers key concepts related to reliability in psychological testing, including various reliability estimates, item response theory, and measurement errors.

Psychological - W2 - Chapter 5 - Reliability (DN) Part 1

A deck of 25 flashcards covering key concepts in the field of reliability, specifically focusing on Classical Test Theory and Domain Sampling Theory.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Classic Study: Baddeley (1966)

This flashcard deck covers the key aspects of Baddeley's 1966 study on long-term memory encoding, including its aims, methodology, results, and evaluations.

Cognitive Memory Models: Reconstructive (1932)

This deck covers key concepts from the Reconstructive Memory Model by Bartlett, focusing on schemas, memory distortion, and related studies.

Psychological - W1 - Chapter 4 - of Tests and Testing

Age-equivalent scores, also known as age norms, indicate the age level at which an average individual achieves a particular test score.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Memory Models: Tulving (1972)

This deck covers key concepts from Tulving's cognitive memory models, focusing on semantic and episodic memories, their encoding, retrieval, and forgetting processes, as well as their interrelation and applications.

Psychological - W1 - Chapter 2 - Historical, Cultural, and Legal/Ethical Considerations

Affirmative action refers to voluntary and mandatory measures taken by federal, state, and local governments, as well as private employers, to promote equal opportunity and eliminate discrimination. It aims to increase representation of historically disadvantaged groups in employment and education.

Psychological - W1 - Chapter 1 - Psychological Testing and Assessment Part 3

This deck covers essential concepts in psychological testing and assessment, focusing on test developers, test manuals, test takers, test users, and more.

Psychological - W1 - Chapter 1 - Psychological Testing and Assessment Part 2

This deck covers key concepts from Chapter 1 of Psychological Testing and Assessment, focusing on various psychological testing methods, terms, and processes.

Psychological - W1 - Chapter 1 - Psychological Testing and Assessment Part 1

This deck covers essential terms and concepts from Chapter 1 of Psychological Testing and Assessment, focusing on various types of assessments, reports, and psychological evaluation methods.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Memory Models: WMM (1974)

This deck covers the Working Memory Model (WMM) proposed by Baddeley and Hitch in 1974, including its components, functions, and evaluations using the acronym 'EACH'.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Memory Models: MSM (1968)

This deck covers the Multi-Store Model (MSM) of memory proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin in 1968, including its structure, processes, and evaluations.

Y1: Psychology: Cognitive Approach

This deck covers key concepts in cognitive psychology, including its origins, methods, and assumptions. It also explores the computer analogy, strengths, and limitations of the cognitive approach.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Social Treatments - Token Economy Part 2

This deck covers the use of token economy programmes in treating anorexia, evaluating various aspects using the DESSERT acronym, and includes supporting and rejecting studies.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Social Treatments - Token Economy Part 1

This deck covers the principles of token economy in the context of treating clinical anorexia, focusing on operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Socio-Cultural Explanation

This deck covers the socio-cultural explanation of anorexia, exploring how societal factors such as media, social class, and cultural norms influence the development of the disorder.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Case Studies and Luk and Agoha (2014)

This flashcard set explores case study methodology in psychology, including key terms like ‘idiographic’ and ‘nomothetic’. It helps students understand the purpose of case studies and different research approaches used to study behaviour.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Biological Treatment - Drug Treatments

This flashcard set covers the biological treatment of anorexia nervosa, specifically focusing on drug therapy. It includes key concepts such as the rationale behind using medication and the role of NICE in providing treatment guidelines for mental health disorders.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Contemporary Study (Guardia 2012)

This deck covers the key aspects of the Guardia 2012 study on anorexia, including its aims, methodology, results, and evaluations of generalizability, reliability, validity, and ethical considerations.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Anorexia: Features and Symptoms

This deck covers the features and symptoms of anorexia nervosa, including definitions, types of symptoms, and diagnostic criteria according to the DSM-IV.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: Key Question Part 2

This deck covers key concepts and evaluations of treatments for schizophrenia, including Assertive Community Therapy and chemotherapy, using the acronym 'EACH' for analysis.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: Key Question Part 1

This deck covers key questions, definitions, causes, and treatments related to schizophrenia, focusing on clinical perspectives and effectiveness of current treatments.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: Developmental Issues

This deck covers key concepts in developmental psychology and biochemical explanations related to schizophrenia, focusing on the dopamine hypothesis, brain structure, and developmental impacts.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia - Social Treatments

This deck covers key concepts and evaluations of Assertive Community Therapy (ACT) as a social treatment for schizophrenia, including its effectiveness, ethical considerations, and comparisons with other treatments.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: The Social Causation Hypothesis

This deck covers the social causation hypothesis related to schizophrenia, including potential factors, supporting research, and evaluations using the EACH framework.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: Biological Treatment - Drug Therapy

This deck covers key concepts related to the biological treatment of schizophrenia through drug therapy, including types of antipsychotics, their mechanisms, and evaluations using the DESSERT acronym.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: The Neurodevelopmental Hypothesis

This deck covers key questions and answers related to the neurodevelopmental hypothesis of schizophrenia, focusing on brain structure, symptoms, and potential causes.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: The Dopamine Hypothesis

This deck covers key concepts related to the dopamine hypothesis in schizophrenia, including neurotransmitter functions, biological theories, and related drug effects.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Schizophrenia: Features and Symptoms

This deck covers key concepts related to schizophrenia, including its definition, features, symptoms, and diagnostic criteria according to the DSM-IV.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Practical Part 2

A flashcard deck covering the results, evaluations, and applications of a study on the media's portrayal of mental illnesses.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Practical Part 1

This deck covers key concepts and findings from a practical investigation into media portrayals of mental illness compared to real-life case studies.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Content Analysis

This deck covers key concepts and methodologies related to content analysis in psychology, including definitions, processes, types, strengths, and weaknesses.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Cross-Cultural Studies

This deck covers key concepts and methodologies in cross-cultural studies within clinical psychology, including definitions, applications, and strengths and weaknesses.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Cross-Sectional Studies

This deck covers key concepts and examples related to cross-sectional studies in clinical psychology, including definitions, uses, strengths, and weaknesses.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Longitudinal Studies

This deck covers key concepts and details about longitudinal studies in clinical psychology, including definitions, uses, examples, strengths, and weaknesses.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Methodology: Primary and Secondary Data

This deck covers the definitions, examples, strengths, and weaknesses of primary and secondary data in clinical psychology.

Y2: Psychology: Clinical Cultural Factors Affecting Diagnosis

This deck covers the influence of cultural factors on the diagnosis of mental health disorders, including definitions, examples, and key research findings.

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