Comparison of approaches - Approaches [A-Level Psychology]

Comparison of approaches

0:00 Intro
0:56 Comparison of approaches
2:12 Scientific methodology
4:16 Determinism
6:02 Nature and nurture
7:46 Reductionism
9:23 Psychological Treatments
11:03 Outro

[mrspumpkin]

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[woozze]

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[animeape]

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[a_k_i]

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[MyMy]

what a great vid, sir I think if you wanna get crazy views on a video perhaps think about making one like ''Everything you need to know in AQA Psychology Paper 1'' I don't know how you could do it maybe by just combining the summary topic videos in one or another way, anyways it was just a thought. See your own most viewed video and see a level maths teacher Bicen Maths all his top viewed video is in that manner. obviously the video would be very helpful for us too

[MyMy]

also sorry if my other comment was weird idk I just wanted to see you get more views as you deserve it, anyways does naming psychologists matter? obviously aside from asch milgram all those big dogs do I need to remember the names for the evaluation names because I have never bothered to remember them but now I am worrying as I have been starting to hear that examiners will mark you down if you use ''Some researchers conducted a study on... etc'' what do you think sir?

[MK-shol]

Hi, great video, thanks. Just can’t get my head around the bit at 5:07… how does an A grade have an effect on the environment? The environment is non living

[bentownsend]

How can Humanistic psychology both reject cause and effect relationships in the scientific method, while also "taking into account a wide range of factors including biological, social and cultural" in nature/nurture or reductionism/holism?