Ways of Studying the Brain - Biological Psychology [AQA ALevel]

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[@sirbobfritez13]

Would love further information on how to read an ERP graph, still a bit confused.

[@rubymaybe]

can you start linking more open access papers for further reading? I know you do it here but can you do it with your other videos too

[@katherinejulia]

can the evaluation on combining processes apply to FMRI + ERPs as well?

[@MrExtendo]

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[@PsychBoost]

Hey Extendo, yeah quote directly and then state exactly what psychological concept it refers to and why, also dont do A01 then A02, mix it together or you will be repeating yourself. Hard to say more than that in a quck comment, but pro tip, read the examiner reports on the AQA website.

[@MrExtendo]

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[@mohid0786]

Hi, what's meant by activation?

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[@alexyordanov1844]

Do I need to know what ERP, EEG, FMRI stand for?

[@PsychBoost]

I would yeah

[@alexyordanov1844]

@@PsychBoost I saw this too late as I've already done Paper 2. Not to worry though as it didn't really come up anyways.

[@jazz534]

neurotypical doesnt mean healthy, that would imply that neurodiverse brains are unhealthy, which isnt true

[@PsychBoost]

As an owner of a neurodiverse brain myself (Dyslexic) and dont see myself as disabled, I see your point. However neurotypical is a useful as medical short hand and I have no problem with it being used. It helps to quickly distinguish a range that would be expected to be seen, to a large spectrum of brain types that are decidedly not neurotypical and are unhealthy. (eg degenerative disorders). Of course neurotypical in reality is a myth. No two brains are alike, we are all beautiful and unique neural snowflakes. ❄