AS & A Level Psychology (9990) — October–November 2023, Paper 22

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Question 1 · 3 marks · Research methods — aims; core study: Pepperberg (parrot learning)

From the study by Pepperberg (parrot learning): State the aim of this study.

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Question 2 · 3 marks · Research methods — ethical guidelines for the use of animals in research (anaesthesia, analgesia, euthanasia)

Explain the importance of the ethical guidelines of anaesthesia, analgesia and euthanasia in relation to the use of animals in research.

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Question 3 · 4 marks · Research methods — self-reports / questionnaires; core study: Laney et al. (false memory)

Participants in the study by Laney et al. (false memory) completed a 'Restaurant Questionnaire', which was formatted to look like a menu. Describe the Restaurant Questionnaire.

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Question 4 · 4 marks · Research methods — experimental designs (repeated measures); core study: Yamamoto et al. (chimpanzee helping)

The study by Yamamoto et al. (chimpanzee helping) used a repeated measures experimental design. Outline what is meant by a 'repeated measures design'. Include an example from the…

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Question 5 · 2 marks · Research methods — correlations (positive and negative correlation)

In a study that measured two variables, a relationship between the variables was found. As one variable increased, the other decreased. Name this relationship.

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Question 6 · 6 marks · Research methods — research methods and techniques (natural experiments; naturalistic observations)

Describe natural experiments and naturalistic observations, using any examples.

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Question 7 · 11 marks · Research methods — self-reports and interviews (open and closed questions)

James is conducting an interview to investigate topics that could influence anger and euphoria. He has already written his questions about anger. James needs to write questions…

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Question 8 · 7 marks · Research methods — questionnaire design and demand characteristics (filler / irrelevant questions)

Olive and Durnaz are planning a questionnaire to use in their study, which aims to investigate forgetting in old people. Olive thinks that they should include some irrelevant…

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Question 9 · 6 marks · Research methods — data analysis (measures of central tendency: mode, median, mean)

Gagan has collected data about personality characteristics. Two of the questions he asked were: - Personality question: Which word best describes your personality? Angry /…

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Question 10 · 14 marks · Research methods — designing and conducting a laboratory experiment

Sara wants to test whether people with a higher intelligence quotient (IQ) are better at concentrating. She will conduct a laboratory experiment and already has a test for…

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