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Psychology A-level - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Loftus and Palmer
        
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      - Moray
        
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      - Simons and Chabris
        
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    - - Piliavin
        
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      - Levine
        
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    - - Bandura
        
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      - Chaney
        
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      - Lee
        
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    - - Sperry
        
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      - Blakemore and Cooper
        
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      - Maguire
        
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    - - Freud
        
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      - Baron-Cohen
        
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      - Gould
        
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      - Hancock
        
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- - - - Behaviourist
      - Cognitive
  - - - Background
        
        How juries can be persuaded by the characteristics of witnesses and defendants
        
        How the features of neighbourhoods and a zero tolerance policy can influence crime
      - Key Research
        
        Dixon et al. (2002) The Role of Accent and Context in Perceptions of Guilt
        
        Wilson and Kelling (1982) The police and neighbourhood safety: Broken Windows
      - Application
        
        At least on strategy to influence jury decision making
        
        At least one strategy for crime prevention
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        Optimising arousal, controlling anxiety and measuring anxiety in sport
        
        Personality, its measurement and its relationship to sport
      - Key Research
        
        Fazey and Hardy (1988) The inverted-U hypothesis: A catastrophe for sport psychology
        
        Kroll and Crenshaw (1970) Multivariate personality profile analysis of four athletic groups
      - Application
        
        At least one technique for managing arousal and anxiety in sport
        
        At least one strategy for using knowledge of personality to improve sport performance