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AQA A-Level GEOGRAPHY Paper 1 Physical Geography MS 2021 Outline the relationship between the water cycle and the carbon cycle in the atmosphere. Point marked Allow 1 mark per valid point with extra mark(s) for developed points (d). For example: Notes for answers • Increasing concentrations of carbon (and Methane) in the atmosphere has a warming effect on the planet and leads to increased evaporation (1). This can increase rates of precipitation or equally higher rates of evapora...

THEORIES OF ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT - PSYCHOLOGY OF ADOLESCENCE EXAM REVIEW 2024 PLATO - ANS-Adolescent ability to reason becomes apparent ARISTOTLE - ANS-The ability to make a choice in Adolescence SELF-DETERMINATION the hallmark of maturity. ROUSSEAU - ANS-Restored belief that being a child or an adolescent is NOT the same as being an adult (as had been presumed in the middle ages) Suggested development had stages G. STANLEY HALL - ANS-Father of scientific study of adolescence Propos...

Abstract correct answers A brief summary at the start of a paper summarising the content. Accelerometer correct answers A device that measures acceleration. It is commonly used in mobile phones for sensing motion. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) correct answers A document that lays out the activities that the provider considers to be an improper or illegal use of their services. (Also see Cloud Service Agreement (CSA). Accumulator correct answers A register within a processor that is used t...

AQA A Level Psychology – Approaches Questions and Answers 100% Pass Approaches Different ways of explaining psychological phenomena Wilhelm Wundt -In 1873 Wilhelm Wundt published the first lab in Leipzig, Germany -He broke down behaviours into their basic elements, his approach became known as structuralism -He was the first one to say you could study the mind Introspection Examining one's own mental activity and breaking down conscious awareness into basic structures of thoughts and sensat...

RME101Q ASSIGNMENT 1 N.B. Correct answers are marked in RED 1. Documenting a large section of another researcher’s written work as your own is referred to as ... 1 wrongful referencing. 2 misrepresentation. 3 plagiarism. 4 direct quotations. 2. Qualitative research is often criticised for its... 1 problem of generalisation 2 Structured data collection 3 Objective view point 4 Static view of social life 3. The following is not applicable in a research proposal: 1 Which research de...

AQA Psychology A-Level Paper 2 Accurate 100% Wilhelm Wundt - ANSWER - First Psychologist - First Lab in Germany - Experimental Conditions - Structuralism and Introspection Introspection - ANSWER Person Gains knowledge about their mental state by examining their conscious thoughts and feelings Empiricism - ANSWER Knowledge is derived from sensory experience, characterised by the use of the scientific method Scientific Method - ANSWER The investigative methods that are: - Objecti...

AQA Psychology A-Level Paper 2 Exam Questions and Answers | 100% Correct Wilhelm Wundt - Answer-- First Psychologist - First Lab in Germany - Experimental Conditions - Structuralism and Introspection Introspection - Answer-Person Gains knowledge about their mental state by examining their conscious thoughts and feelings Empiricism - Answer-Knowledge is derived from sensory experience, characterised by the use of the scientific method Scientific Method - Answer-The investigative methods...

AQA A-Level Psychology Paper 2- Research Methods What is an aim? - Answer ️️ -A general statement of what the researcher intends to investigate; the purpose of the study. What are IVs and DVs? - Answer ️️ -Independent variable (IV) - manipulated by experimenter (the one that's changed) Dependent variable (DV) - the one that's measured What are extraneous variables? - Answer ️️ -Don't vary systematically with the IV and therefore don't act as an alternate IV but may have a...

HMPYC80 – Research Methodology 2022 – Semester 1 – Assignment 3 Question 1: Which of one of the following statements is NOT true about C-studies? C-studies research do NOT ... a) aim to explore or describe without statistical testing and typically use non-random or purposive sampling (NR). b) compare groups or examine relationships between variables by means of some form of statistical hypothesis testing. c) aim to explain phenomena by means of a hypothesis. d) use random sampli...

AQA A Level Psychology: Research Methods Questions and Answers Abstract - Answer ️️ -A self-contained, clear and concise summary of the research including the aim, hypothesis, method/procedure, results and conclusions. Why a psychologist may choose to use a directional hypothesis. - Answer ️️ -When the findings of previous research suggest a particular outcome. Strengths of lab experiments - Answer ️️ -High control over extraneous variables so researcher can ensure that any ef...