www.patreon.com/posts/81200275 £3.50 *Access* P2 videos exam tutorial videos 8 *FULL* research methods sections, + 14 other approaches/biopsych exam videos. (16+ hours P1/2&3) This tier includes access to discord/ live streams and all printable quizzes, posters, essay sheets, scripts, worksheets and SoundCloud podcasts. *OR* The Psych Boost App is now out for IOS and Android! Dont spend all of your revision time passively writing flashcards; revise *actively* by testing your knowledge with my 1500+ premade cards! These flashcards cover every section of every unit on every paper! All paper one flashcards are free to use right now and are AD FREE! If you want to permanently unlock another 1000+ flashcards covering papers 2 & 3, it's only £1.99! Here are the links! *IOS* apps.apple.com/gb/app/psych-boost/id6447265829 *Android* play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiaeastwood.psychboostapp Best of luck with the revision! - Nick
some up of vid: peer review: experts in a particular field securitise your research, to determine whether or not it should be released to an academic journal -> aims -> fain funding, suggest improvements, determine whether or not research is valid/data is correct/ ethical etc. before it reaches the public limitation -> publishing bias -> publishers may disregard work, regardless of expects in the field from approving it (thats if isn't impactful or positive) -> peer bias -> more critical (esp. as anonymous -> avoid that researcher getting funding over them) (or if data contradictive findings of experts, regardless of whether research is valid or not) strength -> anonymous -> more likely to be honest
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www.patreon.com/posts/81200275 £3.50 *Access* P2 videos exam tutorial videos 8 *FULL* research methods sections, + 14 other approaches/biopsych exam videos. (16+ hours P1/2&3) This tier includes access to discord/ live streams and all printable quizzes, posters, essay sheets, scripts, worksheets and SoundCloud podcasts.
*OR*
The Psych Boost App is now out for IOS and Android! Dont spend all of your revision time passively writing flashcards; revise *actively* by testing your knowledge with my 1500+ premade cards! These flashcards cover every section of every unit on every paper!
All paper one flashcards are free to use right now and are AD FREE! If you want to permanently unlock another 1000+ flashcards covering papers 2 & 3, it's only £1.99!
Here are the links!
*IOS* apps.apple.com/gb/app/psych-boost/id6447265829
*Android* play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiaeastwood.psychboostapp
Best of luck with the revision! - Nick
some up of vid:
peer review: experts in a particular field securitise your research, to determine whether or not it should be released to an academic journal -> aims -> fain funding, suggest improvements, determine whether or not research is valid/data is correct/ ethical etc. before it reaches the public
limitation
-> publishing bias -> publishers may disregard work, regardless of expects in the field from approving it (thats if isn't impactful or positive)
-> peer bias -> more critical (esp. as anonymous -> avoid that researcher getting funding over them) (or if data contradictive findings of experts, regardless of whether research is valid or not)
strength
-> anonymous -> more likely to be honest
This is so helpful
Cheers!