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• Anderson and Dill (2000)
• Animal Experiments
• Bartlett (1932)
• Bennett-Levy and Marteau (1984)
• Biological explanations of criminality
• Biology of the eye
• Brain and Hormones in Aggression
• Carmichael, Hogan and Walter (1932)
• Case Study Method
• Charlton et al (2000) St Helena study
• Childrearing
• Classical Conditioning
• Comparing Charlton et al (2000) and Williams et al (1981)
• Comparing Dream Theories
• Comparing Social and Biological Theories of Aggression
• Comparing Social and Biological Theories of Phobias
• Comparing the Social and Biological explanations of Criminality
• Comparing the biological and social explanations of criminality
• Content Analysis
• Convicted Offenders - Ethical issues
• Criminality Studies - Practical and Ethical issues
• Discussing Case Studies and Experiments
• Educational Psychologists
• Ethical and practical problems with criminal research
• Ethics in Research (Topic A)
• Ethics in Research (Topic C)
• Evolutionary Theory and Preparedness
• Exam Technique
• Example questions for Topic A
• GCSE Psychology Wikia
• Gestalt's Theory
• Gestalt laws
• Gregory's Theory
• Heinrichs et al (2005)
• Hobson and McCarley's Theory of Dreaming (1977)
• Illusions
• Job of the Educational Psychologist
• Keywords in Topic A
• Little Peter, Cover Jones (1924)
• Madon (2004)
• Methodology
• Offender Profiling
• Palmer (1975)
• Phobia Treatments
• Psychoanalysis
• Questionnaires
• Ramirez et al (2001)
• Role and Effectiveness of Censorship
• Role of a Clinical Psychologist
• Role of a Forensic Psychologist
• Schema
• Sigall and Ostrove (1975)
• Sigmund Freud's Theory of Dreaming (1900)
• Social Learning Theory - Aggression
• Social Learning Theory - Phobias
• Social explanations of criminality
• Syllabus
• Theilgaard (1984)
• Tips
• Topic A - How do we see the world?
• Topic B - Is dreaming meaningful?
• Topic B Exam Questions
• Topic C - Do TV and Video games affect young people's behaviour?
• Topic C Ethics of Psychological Research
• Topic C Exam Questions
• Topic D - Why do we have phobias?
• Topic D Case Studies
• Topic D Exam Questions
• Topic E - Are criminals born or made?
• Topic E Case Studies
• Topic E Exam Questions
• Types of Exam Questions
• Williams (1981)