Level 4 Diploma in Psychology

Unit 1: The Scope of Psychology

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Define psychology: Understand the meaning and definition of the term 'psychology'.

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Analyze the emergence of psychology: Examine the historical development and evolution of psychology as a discipline.

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Analyze theoretical approaches in psychology: Study and analyze the different theoretical perspectives and orientations within psychology.

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Relate psychology to contemporary issues: Understand how concepts and theories in psychology are relevant to current and contemporary issues in society.

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Explain principles and assumptions in theoretical approaches: Understand the fundamental principles and assumptions underlying different theoretical.

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Assess the underpinning principles and assumptions: Evaluate the validity and appropriateness of the principles and assumptions that form the basis.

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Evaluate scientific methods in psychology: Assess the suitability and effectiveness of using scientific methods to study human behavior and cognitive.

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Evaluate ethical issues in research: Assess the ethical considerations and concerns related to conducting research with human and non-human participation.

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Assess the appropriateness of scientific method in psychology: Evaluate the appropriateness and effectiveness of using the scientific method to study.

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Identify ethical issues in psychology research: Recognize and identify the ethical issues and considerations involved in conducting research with humans.

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Analyze ethical issues in psychology research: Examine and analyze the ethical issues and considerations surrounding research with human and non-human.

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Unit 2: Social And Developmental Psychology

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Introduction

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Understand learning theory of psychological attachment: Analyze and assess the learning theory of attachment.

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Understand caregiver-infant interactions, reciprocity, and interactional synchrony: Analyze the terms "reciprocity" and "interactional synchrony" .

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Understand the development of attachment in human and animal studies: Analyze how attachment develops in humans and animals, and analyze the findings.

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Understand individual and cultural variations in attachment: Analyze how attachment can vary between individuals and cultures, and evaluate.

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Unit 3: Biopsychology

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Introduction

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Understand the structure and function of the nervous system and the system’s location in the brain: Analyze different areas of the human nervous system.

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Assess the way in which we understand localisation and lateralisation of brain function.

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Understand the function of neurons and the process of synaptic transmission: Evaluate the role of sensory, relay, and motor neurons. Analyze nature.

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Understand ways of studying the brain: Evaluate methods used by research scientists to study different functions of the brain. Evaluate the strengths.

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Evaluate the processes of defending (fight) or running away to safety (flight).

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Explain the fight or flight responses.

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Unit 4:The Development of Psychological Attachments

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Introduction

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Understand learning theory of psychological attachment: Analyze and assess the learning theory of attachment.

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Understand caregiver-infant interactions, reciprocity, and interactional synchrony: Analyze the terms "reciprocity" and "interactional synchrony" .

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Understand the development of attachment in human and animal studies: Analyze how attachment develops in humans and animals, and analyze the findings.

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Understand individual and cultural variations in attachment: Analyze how attachment can vary between individuals and cultures, and evaluate.

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Unit 5: Process of human Memory

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Introduction

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Multistore model of memory: Define and evaluate strengths and limitations.

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Sensory register: Define and explain its role in memory.

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Short-term memory: Define and explain its capacity and duration.

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Working memory model: Understand and discuss supporting research and evaluate strengths and weaknesses.

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Episodic memory: Explain the concept and its role in long-term memory.

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Semantic memory: Explain the concept and its role in long-term memory.

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Procedural memory: Explain the concept and distinguish it from episodic memory.

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Types of long-term memory: Analyze and discuss different types of long-term memory.

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Explanations for forgetting: Define proactive and retroactive interference and explain how they cause forgetting. Analyze retrieval failure.

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Unit 6: Research Method and Investigating Psychology introduction

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Introduction

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Research design: Understand different types of research designs and their strengths and limitations.

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Data collection methods: Learn various techniques for gathering data, such as surveys, interviews, and observations.

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Sampling techniques: Familiarize yourself with different sampling methods to ensure representative and unbiased data.

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Ethical considerations: Understand the importance of ethical guidelines in research and how to protect participants' rights.

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Data analysis: Gain proficiency in statistical analysis and data interpretation using software like SPSS or Excel.

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Literature review: Develop skills in conducting a comprehensive review of existing research on a specific topic.

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Hypothesis formulation: Learn how to formulate clear and testable research hypotheses.

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Validity and reliability: Understand the concepts of validity and reliability in research and how to ensure their presence.

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Research ethics: Familiarize yourself with ethical principles and guidelines governing research involving human subjects.

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Research ethics: Familiarize yourself with ethical principles and guidelines governing research involving human subjects.

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Reporting and presenting findings: Learn how to effectively communicate research findings through written reports and presentations.

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