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AqaA LevelPsychologyPaper 3 Issues and Options in Psychology

Key terms

  • relationships

    relationships names a core Psychology idea in Relationships. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain factors affecting attraction in romantic relationships, including self-disclosure, physical attractiveness, the matching hypothesis and filter theory.".

  • attraction

    attraction is an evidence-aware term for Relationships. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • relationships

    relationships names a core Psychology idea in Relationships. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain theories of romantic relationships, including social exchange theory, equity theory and Rusbult's investment model.".

  • social exchange theory

    social exchange theory is an evidence-aware term for Relationships. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • duck

    duck names a core Psychology idea in Relationships. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain Duck's phase model of relationship breakdown.".

  • phase

    phase is an evidence-aware term for Relationships. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • relationships

    relationships names a core Psychology idea in Relationships. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain online relationships using self-disclosure, deception and absence of gating.".

  • self-disclosure

    self-disclosure is an evidence-aware term for Relationships. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • relationships

    relationships names a core Psychology idea in Relationships. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain parasocial relationships, including levels of parasocial relationships, absorption addiction model and attachment theory explanation.".

  • parasocial relationships

    parasocial relationships is an evidence-aware term for Relationships. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • chromosomes

    chromosomes names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain the role of chromosomes and hormones in biological sex.".

  • hormones

    hormones is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • diversity

    diversity names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain diversity in sex development, including androgen insensitivity syndrome, Klinefelter's syndrome and Turner syndrome.".

  • development

    development is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain gender identities, including binary, non-binary and gender fluid identities.".

  • Explain

    Explain is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain measurement of gender using the Bem Sex Role Inventory.".

  • Bem Sex Role Inventory

    Bem Sex Role Inventory is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain biological explanations of gender development using chromosomes and hormones.".

  • chromosomes

    chromosomes is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain cognitive explanations of gender development, including Kohlberg's theory and Martin and Halverson's gender schema theory.".

  • Kohlberg

    Kohlberg is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain social learning theory as applied to gender development, including the influence of culture and media.".

  • social learning theory

    social learning theory is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • gender

    gender names a core Psychology idea in Gender. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain biological and social or cultural explanations of gender incongruence.".

  • gender incongruence

    gender incongruence is an evidence-aware term for Gender. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • development

    development names a core Psychology idea in Cognition and development. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain Piaget's theory of cognitive development, including schemas, assimilation, accommodation, equilibration and stages of intellectual development.".

  • Piaget

    Piaget is an evidence-aware term for Cognition and development. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

  • Piaget

    Piaget names a core Psychology idea in Cognition and development. Use it for AO1 by defining the concept accurately before linking it to "Explain characteristics of Piagetian stages, including object permanence, conservation, egocentrism and class inclusion.".

  • Explain

    Explain is an evidence-aware term for Cognition and development. When it appears in an answer, explain what the study, method or data shows because that is what turns recall into analysis.

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