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This Document Includes: - A full DETAILED SUMMARY of the Area - The Key Principle - Applications - Strengths/Weaknesses of the Area - Comparisons of 4 Studies (Milgram, Bocchiaro, Piliavin, Levine) - Key Words - A link to a Quizlet flashcard set - Social, Cultural, Individual Diversity

This Document Includes: - A full DETAILED SUMMARY of the Area - The Key Principle - Applications - Strengths/Weaknesses of the Area - Comparisons of 4 Studies (Milgram, Bocchiaro, Piliavin, Levine) - Key Words - Social, Cultural, Individual Diversity - A link to a Quizlet flashcard set

A full summary of Piliavin et al.'s study, including aims, procedure, method, sample, important figures, results, conclusions, evaluations and more. I used these notes for revision and achieved "Top scorer" (nationally) for June 2022 with 91%.

Complete Study notes summary on Cambridge A-Levels Psychology chapter 5: social approach. This includes studies such as: - Milgram - Piliavin et al. - Yamamoto et al. Personally found this super helpful for my exams, and I got A* for Psychology.

Cognitive Approach (Cognitive approach concentrates on how our mind works – looks at internal mental processes such as attention, thinking and memory. It sees human mind like a computer that receives information, processes it and gives response) Andrade Laney Baron-Cohen Why was carried out To test whether doodling aids concentration, measured by recall performance on memory test (no prior studies). No previous research has investigated the false beliefs for a positive event and explor...

This document contains full social topic past paper questions and answers from 2018 to 2021 may/june. It is separated in 3 sections :Milgram, Piliavin and Yamamoto. Makes studying much easier! ESPECIALLY, for those wanting to do last minute revision for AS Psychology.

Prosocial behaviour is actioned by individuals, that help others, often, with no immediate benefits to the helpers (Branscombe & Baron, 2017). Prosocial behaviour is any action to benefit another person, and may include everyday kindnesses (e.g., bringing food to an elderly relative), as well as larger efforts to improve the world (e.g., volunteering regularly at a local nursing home; Penner, Dovidio, Piliavin, & Schroeder, 2005). One motivation for prosocial behaviour is altruism, or the desire...