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Which approach would avoid a generic answer on Relationships? (4)

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Which approach would avoid a generic answer on Relationships? (4).

  1. A.Use precise psychological terminology and connect each point to duck, because unsupported opinion would not meet the objective.
  2. B.List several topic words but do not explain what the evidence shows or why the judgement follows.
  3. C.Only memorise the title Relationships without using evidence, AO terminology or evaluation.
  4. D.Treat correlation, experiment, explanation and treatment as identical forms of psychological reasoning.

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  • The correct answer is Use precise psychological terminology and connect each point to duck, because unsupported opinion would not meet the objective..

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The correct option is Use precise psychological terminology and connect each point to duck, because unsupported opinion would not meet the objective. because Explain Duck's phase model of relationship breakdown.

requires precise Psychology terminology, AO1 knowledge and AO3 evaluation supported by study, method, treatment or data evidence. If a scenario is provided, apply the idea to that context before judging the evidence.

For statistics objectives, name the statistic, test, probability, significance level or decision rule so the conclusion follows from the data.

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