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| show | Exaggeration of differences between genders or cultures, usually presented as real and enduring, devaluing one gender or culture
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| show | Our experience of choice is merely the sum total of reinforcement contingencies from our life.
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| show | Completely disregards free will- everything is decided by biological and environmental factors
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| show | Allows for the possibility of free will - we have inputs and influences but ultimately we get to choose
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| show | This is the scientific paradigm that suggests everything has a cause - meaning free will is incompatible with science
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| show | Moral accountability for behaviour
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| show | Innate and genetic influences
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| show | Environmental influences acquired through interactions
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| show | Simplifying an idea down into its constituent parts in order to explain it more easily.
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| show | The assumption that all other conditions and variables in a study are the same from one condition to the next
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| show | The whole is greater than the sum of its parts-- German 1920s+30s
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| show | Attempts to describe the nature of the individual as unique entities with own subjective experiences motivations and values, without generalising to all
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| show | A source of ethical problems. Just by studying a particular subject, such as racial differences in IQ could cause issues
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| show | Research which could have a potentially negative impact on a particular group, e.g. defined by race, gender, sexuality etc.
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| show | The ethical implications of your study for your participants - e.g. in revealing immoral or socially deviant behaviours
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| show | The way in which findings could be exploited by others for unethical purposes, such as to support racist or sexist prejudice
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| show | Where psychologists only publish research that supports their aims, and hide away any negative results, creating a biased perception
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