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Approaches to Human Bheaviour | Biosychology | Research Methods
Approaches to Human Behaviour
Origins Of Psychology
Learning Approaches: The Behaviourist Approach
The Cognitive Approach (To Human Behaviour)
The Biological Approach: The Influence Of Genes, Biological Structures And Neurochemistry On Behaviour. Genotype And Phenotype, Genetic Basis Of Behaviour, Evolution And Behaviour
Psychodynamic Approach In Psychology
Humanist Approach (To Human Behaviour)
Comparison Of Approaches To Human Behaviour
Biopsychology
The Divisions Of The Nervous System: Central And Peripheral (Somatic And Autonomic)
Sensory, Relay And Motor Neurons
The Process Of Synaptic Transmission
The Function Of The Endocrine System: Glands And Hormones
The Fight Or Flight Response Including The Role Of Adrenaline
Localisation of Function in the brain and Hemispheric Lateralisation
Ways of Studying the Brain
Biological Rhythms; Circadian, Infradian And Ultradian
Research Methods
Quantitative and Qualitative Data
Variables In Psychological Research
Experimental Methods In Psychology
Aims And Hypotheses, Directional And Non-Directional
Sampling Methods
Experimental Designs
Ethics
Correlational Analysis: Positive, Negative And Zero Correlations
Naturalistic Observation
Questiontionnaire Construction
Design Of Interviews
Case Studies
Validity
Pilot Study
Reliability
Features of Science, Objectivity And The Empirical Method
Psychological Report Writing
Primary And Secondary Data, Including Meta-Analysis
Descriptive Statistics: Measures Of Central Tendency (Mean, Median And Mode)
Measures Of Dispersion (Range And Standard Deviation)
Presentation And Display Of Quantitative Data:
Calculating Percentages
Quantitative Data Analysis - Normal and Skewed Distributions
Sign Test – Inferential Statistics
Statistical (Inferential) Testing
Qualitative Data Analysis
The Role Of Peer Review In The Scientific Process
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