Memor

1. Which explanation is being

described?
A. Unfamiliar material is changed so it
makes more sense to us
B. The depth at which material is thought
about affects the recall of that material
C. Memory is divided into three separate
stores which information passes
through

2. Forgetting
A.Turan has upgraded to a new phone,
but cant remember her new
number
B.Calum got hit in the head with a
football and cant remember
anything from that day
C.Prem finds he remembers more
information if he imagines he is back
in his classroom when doing exams

3A.

3B.

3C.

Non-Verbal Communication

1. Definitions
A.Vocal features that accompany
speech
B.When the dark centre of the eye
expands
C.The distance we keep between
ourselves and others
D.The usual behaviours that are
expected within a particular social
group or society

2. Research
What was being studied?

2. Research
What was being studied?

2. Research
What was being studied?

Expressions
List as many of Osgoods seven
facial expressions as possible

Personality

1. Personality types

A. Moody, pessimistic,
unsociable
B. Aggressive, impulsive,
restless
C. Cruel, hostile, insensitive

2. Researchers
Who researched the following

A. The link between criminal

behaviour in the family and APD
B. The extent to which twins have
similar temperaments
C. The brains of APD sufferers
D.Whether a babys typical response
to change stays the same into
adulthood

Definitions
A. The genetic component of
personality
B. The part of the brain that deals
with emotion
C. A study carried out over a period
of time to study changes in
behaviour
D.Twins that develop from one
fertilised egg

Stereotyping, Prejudice and

Discrimination

1. Sources of Prejudice

A. Sherif
B.Adorno
C.Tajfel

2. Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination

Which is which?

A.Not giving an interview to a job

applicant with a foreign name
B.Thinking that all unemployed
people are layabouts
C.Giving up your seat on the bus
for an old person
D.The view that all Americans are
loud and overweight

3. Ways of Reducing Prejudice

A.Increases understanding of prejudice,
but may have been unethical
B.Reduces prejudice in school or work
settings, but not outside them
C.Views were more positive, but
evidence from interviews is not reliable
D.Solved issues of prejudice, but the
groups involved were very similar in
the first place