Issues and Debates Quiz- Psychology (A2) (INCOMPLETE)

Quiz by Grace Fawcitt, created more than 1 year ago

AQA Psychology Psychopathology quiz for A2/A Level. Covers all topics in the AQA A Level Psychology textbook, including researchers, evaluations and theories. Made for my own benefit, so not all questions will help you out, but feel free to use. Click 'Review All Answers' at the end to see explanations and expansions of answers.

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Issues and Debates Quiz- Psychology (A2) (INCOMPLETE)

Question 1 of 18

Which of the following is the name for people who support the 'nature' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?

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Question 2 of 18

Which of the following is the names for people who support the 'nurture' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?

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Question 3 of 18

Which of the following is the name for people who support both the 'nature' and the 'nurture' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?

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Question 4 of 18

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Question 5 of 18

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Question 6 of 18

Types of environmental influences (N vs. N) 1. ❌- the relationships you have with others 2. ❌- the society in which you live, including religion and location 3. ❌- your place in the social hierarchy, based on wealth 4. ❌- for example, if your mother smokes or does drugs while pregnant

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Question 7 of 18

Which type of study is most commonly used in the N vs. N debate?

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Question 8 of 18

Which side of the N vs. N debate does the diathesis-stress model support?

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Question 10 of 18

Which of the below describes epigenetics (with relation to the N vs. N debate)?

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Question 11 of 18

Which side of the N vs. N debate does epigenetics support?

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Question 12 of 18

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Question 13 of 18

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Label the free will vs. determinism diagram with the appropriate approaches

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Question 14 of 18

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Free will: the notion that humans are self-determining socially-determined externally determined( self-determining, socially-determined, externally determined ) and the environment and their biology has no control full control( no control, full control ) over their behaviour.

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Determinism: the notion that humans' behaviour is controlled by the environment their will( the environment, their will ) and biology. self-determined beliefs( biology., self-determined beliefs )

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Question 16 of 18

Self-determinism supports the determinist side of the FW vs. D debate.

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Question 17 of 18

There are 3 types of determinism: hard, malleable, and soft

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Question 18 of 18

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Hard Soft( Hard, Soft ) determinism: free will is not possible Soft Hard( Soft, Hard ) determinism: all behaviour has an external or internal cause (determinism), but humans do have some control over their behaviour as well.

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Types of environmental influences (N vs. N)

1. ❌- the relationships you have with others
2. ❌- the society in which you live, including religion and location
3. ❌- your place in the social hierarchy, based on wealth
4. ❌- for example, if your mother smokes or does drugs while pregnant

Free will: the notion that humans are ( self-determining, socially-determined, externally determined ) and the environment and their biology has ( no control, full control ) over their behaviour.

Determinism: the notion that humans' behaviour is controlled by ( the environment, their will ) and ( biology., self-determined beliefs )

( Hard, Soft ) determinism: free will is not possible
( Soft, Hard ) determinism: all behaviour has an external or internal cause (determinism), but humans do have some control over their behaviour as well.