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AQA AS Psychology Paper 2, 23 May 2016 Opinions. UNOFFICIAL MARK SCHEME

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Original post by poppygracexx
for the 8 marker i wrote about classical and operant conditioning...anyone else? hope the grade boundaries are low!! :frown: :bee2:


OMG same! I think we might of done it wrong 😁 at least I'm not the only one xx


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Original post by tsr1807
I thought the biology bits were really hard


same!! what did u do for multiple choice? and exitatoey and inhinitroy
Original post by Hannzz98
OMG same! I think we might of done it wrong 😁 at least I'm not the only one xx


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Aw phew! :biggrin:
Original post by Obiejess
Guys no-one else appears to have started one, so if you can remember some Qs do you want to start one here?

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uykbL7fQqnYN2zGUcnr490VIE5MH2cLjZ-w53W3zh7E/edit?usp=sharing


There's one in progress here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J8cXh4XRwT_hzR0TgOWjcVUHLkOxdNJGSDE184v3Kyw/mobilebasic
Original post by tsr1807
I left out the multiple choice!


you didnt even guess or wat lmao?
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Original post by tsr1807
Yeah I wrote about classical and operant conditioning too! :smile:


What did people put for the 8 mark cognitive question?
More specifically the two "features" of the cognitive approach?
Original post by kas9
What did people put for the 8 mark cognitive question?
More specifically the two "features" of the cognitive approach?


The two features I said were:
Theoretical models and computer analogies
The role of schemas

The two limitations I said were:
The computer analogies cannot be generalised to humans because we're different in a number of ways.
The schemas bring about practical application e.g bring implications for eye witness testimonies when eye witnesses fill in the gaps of info, etc

Obviously I expanded on the points and explained them, wbu?
Original post by kas9
What did people put for the 8 mark cognitive question?
More specifically the two "features" of the cognitive approach?


For the two features, I wrote about schemas and the computer analogy (How cognitive psychologists see the mind as similar to a computer). No idea if this is right though :s-smilie:

I found this paper quite hard, much harder than the first one.
Original post by kas9
What did people put for the 8 mark cognitive question?
More specifically the two "features" of the cognitive approach?


Features i used were theoretical models and schema and for limitations i wrote that it's reductionist and computer models cannot apply to humans
Original post by kas9
What did people put for the 8 mark cognitive question?
More specifically the two "features" of the cognitive approach?


I wrote about schemas and computer models. But I've failed so badly in this exam it went awfully
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are theoretical models like beck and ellis?
Original post by Frubeo
are theoretical models like beck and ellis?


no its the working memory model and multi store model
Roughly what would a low C and high A equal out to overall?
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Original post by IRoranth
The two features I said were:
Theoretical models and computer analogies
The role of schemas

The two limitations I said were:
The computer analogies cannot be generalised to humans because we're different in a number of ways.
The schemas bring about practical application e.g bring implications for eye witness testimonies when eye witnesses fill in the gaps of info, etc

Obviously I expanded on the points and explained them, wbu?


I just wrote about the internal mental processes and computer model
I personally found it a little tough
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J8cXh4XRwT_hzR0TgOWjcVUHLkOxdNJGSDE184v3Kyw/edit?pref=2&pli=1#heading=h.2qht6dr6xweo
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Original post by hehexd
no its the working memory model and multi store model


do you think i would get marks talking about Beck and Ellis as they are cognitive for depression, also Jahoda.
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Original post by Laurenloops
For the two features, I wrote about schemas and the computer analogy (How cognitive psychologists see the mind as similar to a computer). No idea if this is right though :s-smilie:

I found this paper quite hard, much harder than the first one.


Yes i totally agree! It was a lot harder for me too! That last 12 marker was horrible too. I knew it'd be an approach explaining a disorder, but didn't expect it to be that one...
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Original post by Frubeo
are theoretical models like beck and ellis?


The cognitive models would be Beck and Ellis yeah
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Original post by kas9
The cognitive models would be Beck and Ellis yeah


so would i get marks for using them in 8 marker?
Original post by Frubeo
do you think i would get marks talking about Beck and Ellis as they are cognitive for depression, also Jahoda.


depends what the question was asking, i.e cognitive features in approaches or cognitive features as an explanation of depression.

if it was the second one then im sure youd get the marks but i cant remember the question fully soz :P

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