Recap on AS Topics

4. This brain scanning technique uses glucose and a radioactive tracer to show activity in the brain.
5. Mental process of storing information in memory stores
7. this is term used to explain the likelihood of both twins sharing the same trait/disorder - '____________ rates'
10. Term for the group we identify with in Social Identity Theory
11. Psychologist who formulated Social Impact Theory explaining conformity and bystander apathy
13. Type of reinforcement that is used to explain why someone shows a behaviour when they have watched another person be rewarded for that behaviour
16. Psychologists who believes that aggression is innate and catharsis is used to release built up anger.
18. The sub-system of working memory that is responsible for handling verbal sound information - '__________ loop'
19. The old folk tale used in Bartlett's study - 'War of the _________'
20. Important research who investigated obedience by shocking a learner

1. Adjusting schemas by integrating new information into existing schemas
2. This is the type of method often using in learning theories to understand why a person displays a behaviour
3. Form of conformity where beliefs align in public and appear genuine
6. Type of reinforcement where something is added to the situation that an individual likes so that are more likely to show the behaviour
8. This individual had brain damage which meant he could no longer form short term memories - '__________ Wearing'
9. This neurotransmitter is involved in the pleasure and reward areas of the brain.
12. Co‑developer of Social Identity Theory, focusing on ingroup bias and self-esteem
14. This area of the brain is closely linked to emotions, especially fear.
15. This researcher looked into the influence of western media on the increase in dieting behaviours in a non-western society
17. Type of conditioning that includes an unconditioned stimulus and response