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7 Cards in this Set
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Gender Bias |
- Is there a gender bias? - Has most of the studies involved men/women? - How might the theory/study apply to both men and women? - How might the other gender behave? Why? - What does this mean for the original theory? |
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Reductionism |
- Is this theory reductionist and too simplistic? - Is there something more complex going on? - What else may be happening? - What may this mean? - How does this affect the theory? |
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Ethical Issues |
- What ethical issue exist? - Is the research/theory socially sensitive? - How could it affect society? - What are the implications? |
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Nature v. Nurture |
- Does this theory support nature / genes? - Is there evidence for nurture and the environment? - Are they both interacting in some way? - How does this affect the theory? |
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Animal Studies |
- Were animals used? - Were they subjected to physical/emotional harm? - Is this morally right? - Why might animal studies HELP us? - Why can't we generalise results to humans? - How might this affect the theory basing the results on animals? |
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Determinism v. Free Will |
- Is the theory too deterministic is assuming there's no control? - When is this not true? - How does free will factor in and conscious thought? - Can we hold people responsible when they have no control? - When does free will come in? |
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Eurocentrism |
- Is the theory/study based in one culture? - How do other cultures differ? - Are we generalising one cultures values and behaviour to others? - Why might this affect the theory? - What are the implications for the theory? - Does the theory lack wider generalisation due to this? |