AQA A-level Psychology Book 1 notes (1st edition)

AQA A Level Psychology. Attachment revision notes. A* revision notes

Notes on all of the introductory approaches taught in year one of aqa psychology. Including: the Behaviourist approach, the Humanistic approach, the Cognitive approach, Social learning theory, the Biological approach, the Psychodynamic approach - with all specification information, evaluations and definitions.

AQA A Level Psychology. Approaches summarised into comprehensive revision notes

Complete, detailed revision notes on all of the approaches taught in the AQA A Level Psychology Paper 1 module. Including; the behaviourist approach, the humanistic approach, the cognitive approach, the biological approach, social learning theory, the psychodynamic approach as well as the origins of psychology and the emergence of psychology as a science. Includes the key assumptions, detailed explanation of all spec- content, key studies and evaluations of all approaches as well as 2 comparison...

Complete set of notes for the psychopathology topic taught in year 1 of AQA A level Psychology course. Including: definitions of abnormality, characteristics of phobias, depression and OCD, the behavioural approach to explaining and treating phobias, the cognitive approach to explaining and treating depression and finally, the biological approach to explaining and treating OCD.

This is an essay titled "Outline and evaluate features of the Working Memory Model". I got 100%. The essay is laid out in an easy to understand structure and covers all AO1 and AO3 paragraphs needed.

These A level Psychology notes an in-dept yet simple explanation of types of attachments. It is easy to understand and can be very useful if you want to make exam notes from this.

These are detailed and well-formatted notes for everything you need to know for Social Influence of Psychology A Level AQA. This includes both AO1 and AO3.

These set of course notes cover A01 and A03 of the Memory topic of Psychology. The A01 is detailed and includes evidence of experiements to support. The A03 notes come in developed answers with point, evidence and explain. It includes advantages and disadvantages.

Notes on a-level research methods. Includes year one and year two. Covers all aspects of the specification.