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Thanks 😊 Glad you enjoyed the video. Will make videos on Schizophrenia but will be quite some time.

Hi Daphney. Good question. It could be argued that Psychodynamic is both: nomothetic in that they have some general laws that they apply to all people (i.e. we all go through the psychosexual stages of development, we all have a structure of personality etc.) However the research method is idiographic (in depth studies of individuals through highly qualitative methods). For Humanistic psychology they are mainly idiographic (with a bit of nomo!) for the following reasons: They are interested in the unique person (not looking for generalisations) and their subjective experiences (qualitative data). The hint of nomo (some would argue) can be see in that they state that we all have the innate desire to self-actualise, and related to this Maslow would have the general law that we all have to meet our deficiency needs to self-actualise. For Rogers, we all need congruence to actualise. Hope that helps some what.

@@BearitinMIND Yes it does! Thank you very much 😊

That is most kind of you to say - thank you 😊

Thanks for sharing 🙂

Thank you 😊Delighted the videos have been helpful for you, especially with your revision. Hope you smash any exams you have coming up!

And that is as good a reason as any 🧙🏻‍♂️Hope you enjoyed the video and it helped your understanding.

Thank you 😊 Glad you enjoyed it.

Not quite following you - explain a bit more...

@ so what would you say for exogenous factors related to infradian rhythms for a01 ?

A question is most likely going to ask you to discuss research into infradian rhythms (most likely for 8 marks), in which case your AO1 is going to come from 1) defining what an infradian is and giving an example 2) describing accurately research into infradian rhythms. Don't worry too much about exogenous zeitgebers as part of your AO1 as the specification only refers to EZ in relation to a question on the sleep/wake cycle. They are not allowed to ask a question directly about infradian rhythms and EZs. Hope that helps.

Glad you found the video and found it helpful. Hope it helps you smash it in the exam!

Awesome, thank you!

Working on something with Research Methods hopefully out early 2025!

@BearitinMIND Thank you for the response!! Well I enjoy your videos and your videos will be helpful for my class mocks thank you

They cannot be DIRECTLY observed, hence inferences. Schemas are an explanation of mental processes and how we think. As such they can explain some of the ways we behave.

Glad it helped 😊

Glad you like the video and found it helpful 😊

Thank you 😊 Appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thank you 😊 Glad you are enjoying the videos. In relation to your question, mark schemes in relation to exam questions on Levels of Explanation have looked for the following information: - Levels of explanation - basic physiological unit level (low) to more complex holistic level - Reductionism as a hierarchy moving from extreme reductionism of the hard sciences (low-level) through biological level to broader psychological levels (mid-level) and then to sociological level (high-level) - Holism as the highest level of explanation taking account of all aspects of a person’s behaviour/experience - opposite of reductionism. Hope that helps 👍

@@BearitinMIND That helps, thank you:)

Thank you 😊. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. You'll be pleased to know that research methods content will be out hopefully in the New Year!

@@BearitinMIND i can’t wait 🤩

Thank you very much 😊 Really appreciate your encouraging words. Glad you're enjoying it!

Appreciate it - thanks for watching 😊 Hope you enjoy many more of the videos on the channel.

Let me see if I can find it for you :)

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@@BearitinMIND thank you so much!! :)

Hi Hollie. Good question. Changes to the AQA A-level specification which you refer to only apply to students sitting the exams in 2027 - which means if you are sitting your A-level exams in 2025 or 2026 then all the Biological Rhythms (circadian, ultradian, infradian) in the Biopsychology topic will be on the exam and you need to know them!

​@@BearitinMIND i see thank you!!

Good question. In the context of the video, the circadian rhythm is thought to have a cycle of 24 hours (this means to complete one cycle, to complete one time through the rhythm). In the case of the sleep/wake cycle, it is thought that one cycle/rhythms of sleep/wake takes 24 hours (in Siffre's case this changed). For another example, with infradian rhythms (menstrual cycle), it takes approximately 28 days to complete one cycle (from start to finish). Hope that answers your question. Glad you're enjoying the channel - appreciate your kind and encouraging words😊

Glad your enjoying them and finding them helpful. Hopefully have some worksheets to go along with the videos at some point to make it even more helpful!

Glad it was helpful 😊 Thanks for commenting.

Thank you Tilly 😊 Appreciate your kind words and encouragement. More videos on the way for you to enjoy. Hope you slay your psychology exams!

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That's because he did more it more than once. He first did it in 1962, and then he did it again in 1972 in a cave in Texas. See the links in the description for more, specifically this article: www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/30/foer_siffre.php

@ that makes more sense now thank you. Great vid!

Looking at the specification for Edexcel you'll find videos on the channel that relate to the following: - Social Psychology (Obedience, Milgram, Resistance, Conformity, Asch, Moscovici, minority influence) - Cognitive Psychology (Multi-store model, Working Memory Model) - Biological Psychology (Central Nervous System, Structure and Function of Neurons, Synaptic transmission, Structure of the brain, hormones, body rhythms/biological rhythms) - Learning Theories and Development (Classical conditioning, Operant conditioning, SLT, Freud, Systematic desensitisation, Psychoanalysis) - Development Psychology (Attachment) - Criminal Psychology (Forensics) Hope that helps :)

Thank you. Glad it was helpful 😊 Hope you enjoy many more of the videos on the channel.

You're so welcome! Glad they are helping you with your studies 😊 Hope they are helping you to enjoy psychology.

@BearitinMIND Well...I'm kinda swinging from loving it to wondering why the hell i went back to studying at 40 but yea mostly loving it thanks to discovering ur channel 😃

Love that you're back into studying 😊 You got this! Keep going. Some research methods stuff hopefully coming in the new year.

Oh so pleased you’ve been enjoying the videos! Thanks for the suggestion 😊 Got some plans for videos in relation to revision that I hope you’ll find helpful.

Thanks for the encouragement 👍More videos on the way soon. Thanks for the suggestion about clinical psychology - what would you like covered under that topic?

@@BearitinMIND could you please do videos on Schizophrenia? it would be really helpful.