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Puzzles + Final Escape Code

Puzzle Topic Code Word First Letter
Gender & Culture ALPHA A
Free Will & Determinism BIOLOGICAL B
Nature vs Nurture NATURE N
Holism vs Reductionism REDUCTION R
Idiographic/Nomothetic IDIOGRAPHIC I
Ethical Implications SENSITIVITY S

 

Final Escape Word: B R A I N S
Because… psychology students use their brains!

 

Answers – Issues & Debates Escape Room

Welcome, brainy escapees! Here are the official answers to check if you escaped successfully:

Puzzle 1: Gender and Culture

Unscramble: CAIB HPAAL
Answer: ALPHA
Alpha bias exaggerates gender differences, often valuing one gender over another.

Puzzle 2: Free Will and Determinism

True or False: Biological determinism means behaviour is caused by genes/hormones?
Answer: TRUE → Code Word: BIOLOGICAL
This supports the determinist view – that biology shapes our behaviour.

Puzzle 3: Nature vs Nurture

Riddle: I am not learned but passed down. I shape you from the inside out.
Answer: NATURE
Nature = inherited, genetic and biological influences.

Puzzle 4: Holism vs Reductionism

Which term breaks behaviour into simplest components?
Answer: B – REDUCTION
Reductionism simplifies complex behaviour into parts, like neurotransmitters or learned responses.

Puzzle 5: Idiographic vs Nomothetic

Which approach is used in detailed case studies?
Answer: IDIOGRAPHIC
The idiographic approach focuses on the uniqueness of individuals.

Puzzle 6: Ethical Implications

Which term refers to societal consequences of research?
Answer: C – SENSITIVITY
Socially sensitive research affects wider society or specific groups.

Final Code Word:

Take the first letter from each code word:

  • Biological

  • Reduction

  • Alpha

  • Idiographic

  • Nature

  • Sensitivity

Final Escape Code: BRAINS
Because you used yours to escape!

 

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