Psychology Unit 4 Suggested Solutions

[Glockmeister]

Ok, I've changed the answer for question 11 to B.

[panicky]

so 15 in the mc was definitely (d) then? Frick.

[Glockmeister]

so 15 in the mc was definitely (d) then? Frick.

yeah im pretty sure.

[marcus.leong18]

33 is definitely C. unconditioned stimulus
as this a form of classical conditioning (aversion therapy; where a negative stimulus is associated with an undesired response)

[Dark Templar]

Ah right. Yeah that should be fine, provided your explanation is done in reference to the experiment itself

Oh no, I'm scared now. I just said that the experimenter could have done this or that, I didn't say the teachers. Have I lost the mark?

[Glockmeister]

Ah right. Yeah that should be fine, provided your explanation is done in reference to the experiment itself

Oh no, I'm scared now. I just said that the experimenter could have done this or that, I didn't say the teachers. Have I lost the mark?

It's a one mark question, it'd depend how lenient they are and whether they realise that experimenter = teachers

In general, any explanation that relates to some case study should have some reference to that case study. It's the same whatever subject you take.

[samuch]

for the research methods SA part
i didnt specify test B in my hypothesis or in my DV but everything else was pretty much exactly the same.... would that affect my chance of getting the mark?

[smi0041]

i dont know if anyone has posted this.. but isnt playing tennis a state dependant cue, because it is the state she is in.. not the place which is the tennis court?l... i got really confused on that question

[d0minicz]

the tennis is a context (setting)
not just location

[ngRISING]

i dont know if anyone has posted this.. but isnt playing tennis a state dependant cue, because it is the state she is in.. not the place which is the tennis court?l... i got really confused on that question

from the exam

Question l3
Bronwyn played tennis in a district competition and was able to remember the names of the girls she played
against each time they played. One evenin g at a party she saw a girl she recognised but whose name she could
not recall' When the girl mentioned that she played tennis in the same district competition Bronwyn was able
to recall the girl's name

In this case, playing tennis was a __________ cue which helped Bronwyn recall the girl's name.
A. recency
B. primacy
C. state dependent
D. context dependent

The context of the situation was where she was in. at a tennis court with this girls around her[environment]. had it said she met these girls while sweating and playing tennis, then at the party she walked around and started sweating and then remember the girls name then i believe state would be correct.

BUT its not so it would be D

[Glockmeister]

for the research methods SA part
i didnt specify test B in my hypothesis or in my DV but everything else was pretty much exactly the same.... would that affect my chance of getting the mark?

Depends how pedantic your examiners will be. There were two literacy tests used, one that was used for the matching pairs and one used for the final evaluation so...

[callum_250]

anyone know where i can find a cope of the exam??

[ngRISING]

anyone know where i can find a cope of the exam??

did u actually try looking for the exam or were you dead lazy and just came here and hoping someone would link you to it?

[snarkmachine]

i forgot to say for four weeks for the operational hypothesis in the research methods SAQ

do you think i'll still get marks?

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[benbatt17]

The question regarding whether or not the results could be generalised i said that they could not be because generalised because kids were choosen in regards to their performance on literacy test A....