Hi John, I'm curious to learn more about Sharot et al versus Neisser and Harsch. Why would Neisser and Harsch work for " to what extent is one cognitive process reliable" but not Sharot et. al? Aren't they both centered around flashbulb...
Organizer: Cognitive studiesHi John, Can students get asked a question on one biological etiology of a disorder? They have already seen Morgan for resilience on NPY but was thinking on covering the studies here in relation to the alpha2b-adrenoceptor...would...
ALPP 2.2 Biological origins of PTSDDear John, one of my students has asked me recently if she could use the Kirmayer study listed above as a sociocultural explanation of MDD. I guess she could? I'll appreciate your feedback. Marta
References: AbnormalHi John, In Paper 1 Section A, can students use animal studies as examples if they relate them to human behaviour? For example for 'ยท Describe/Explain classical conditioning with reference to one example...
Classical conditioningHello John! I was wondering whether Li et al. 's approach wasn't etic - by suggesting the set of standardised traits to both cultures?
Sociocultural theories of attractionDear Ian Which study are you referring to?
Globalization and attitudesGood morning, A student has tried to use this study in an SAQ answer about the effect of stereotypes. They don't even mention stereotypes, so I have no problem marking their work this time (!) but I'd like to check if it could be okay. Thanks!
Globalization and attitudesThanks John, that's what I thought! Abbie
Internal Assessment (2026)Yes, that is fine.
Exemplar: Biopsychosocial model
Breanna
Thank you!
Are animals like us?