Yes, it has been accepted on past exams. It is totally fine.
LP 4: Schema theoryHi John! Could both of these experiments be classified as true experiments? In the second one it specifies the random allocation but in the first one it doesn't so just wondering. Thanks so much!!
Loftus & Palmer (1974)Dear John, Do exercise studies count as a biological treatment? I know that they would usually be classified as eclectic, but for purposes of the exam they seem closer to biological. Best, Ron
ALPD 3.1 Biological treatments of MDDDear John,My student answered a PAPER 3 - Q.3 from a focus group study with a stimulus piece about cognitive strategies to avoid quitting smoking explaining that: "the selection criteria could also help increase credibility as reseacher checked...
Paper 3: Mock sample 2thank you so much!
Setting up your survey/questionnaireDear John, Would schema theory be accepted as explanation of the reliability of cognitive processes (e.g. studies by Anderson and Pichert, Bartlett, Bransford and Johnson, Brewer & Treyens)?
LP 4: Schema theoryDear Robin, Yes, this is totally fine.
Setting up your observationDear Shiza, If you have taught about localization of function, you do not have to teach neurotransmission or chemical messengers. It is up to you
Memory: Chemical messengersDear Mark, Oof. ~That is dedication. I will let the hotel know. And yes, the conference is in the same hotel. Get enough sleep and come when you are ready. Get some breakfast. You and I can catch up on the...
Experiment: Subway samaritans
John
Site authorDear Ron, I think it should be fine. Students should, however, be able to outline the biological explanation of why it should help to treat a disorder.
ALPD 3.1 Biological treatments of MDD