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2.4 - Lesson 1 - Introduction to Biological Psychology

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2.1 - Lesson 4 Studies in detail

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2.4 - Lesson 3 - Biological Influences

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2.1 - Lesson 3 Psychosexual development.

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2.4 - Lesson 5 - Studies from the biological approach

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1.2 - Lesson 1 - introduction to cognitive psychology

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3.1 Lesson 5 - SFP as an alternative explanation.

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3.1 - Lesson 1 - What causes crime?

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3.1 Lesson 4 - Ways to study criminal behaviour - part 2

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2.1 - Lesson 2 Defense Mechanisms

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1.1 - Lesson 3 Obedience to Authority

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2 1 Lesson 7: Research methods: Case studies, organising studies and qualitative data.

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1.1 - Lesson 9 Sampling

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3.2 - Lesson 1 - Introduction to Health Psychology

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3.1 Lesson 7 - Studies of eyewitness testimony - part 2

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2.4 - Lesson 6 - Is autism an 'extreme male brain' condition?

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2.1 - Lesson 1 Introduction to Freud

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1.1 - Lesson 5 Prejudice and Discrimination

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Topic 2 - Lesson 7 Experiments

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3.1 Lesson 2 - Social Learning Theory as an explanation of Criminal Behaviour

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2.4 - Lesson 2 - Biological Factors: The Central Nervous System and Genetics

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1.1 - Lesson 8 - Quantitative and Qualitative Data

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1.2 - Lesson 2 Multistore Model of Memory

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1.2 - Lesson 4 Theories of Forgetting