WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methods
Psychology discussion, revision, exam and homework help.
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodsI would advice not to be worried to much, the boundaries for this paper (PY2) is quite low i checked boundaries for all the previous papers and it shows only that you only need 57/90 to get an A, in one paper it was 53.(Original post by t.adur)
Really!? wow thanks for telling me, I've been so worried until now lol -
Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methods
Did PY1 last week and thought I did pretty well, not looking forward to PY2 - we've practically taught ourselves all year.
Hearing the grade boundaries though has given me some hope - although trying to revise this and law at the same time is turning my brain to scrambled egg!
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(Original post by momomo123)
I would advice not to be worried to much, the boundaries for this paper (PY2) is quite low i checked boundaries for all the previous papers and it shows only that you only need 57/90 to get an A, in one paper it was 53.
ah that's so good, i'm not worried at all now.. Thanks so much
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodsBro, I did the exact same bloody thing. I didn't even mention Biological preparedness in the conclusion, I included no correlations either.(Original post by JammyChoos)
i've never written more bull in my life. Langer and Rodin and bennett levy put me off. How many marks would we need to scrape a D?
The section C was the worst, I thought I could get marks there. I'm pretty sure after the examiner reads that he'll think I was an idiot.
That exam destroyed me.
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodsHmmm I think a C is 56 and a B is 63 (thats what my tutor told me) so a D is probably 49/90 ish?(Original post by JammyChoos)
i've never written more bull in my life. Langer and Rodin and bennett levy put me off. How many marks would we need to scrape a D?
I think I got a C, just scraped a B if I'm very lucky but I doubt it.
Good luck for results day anyway though everyone, I'm sure you've all done fine!
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodslast year, an A was 53 and the highest its been for an an A was 58 i think. your teachers got it muddled up,(Original post by BananaWhale)
Hmmm I think a C is 56 and a B is 63 (thats what my tutor told me) so a D is probably 49/90 ish?
I think I got a C, just scraped a B if I'm very lucky but I doubt it.
Good luck for results day anyway though everyone, I'm sure you've all done fine!
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methods
[QUOTE=BananaWhale;37824472]Hmmm I think a C is 56 and a B is 63 (thats what my tutor told me) so a D is probably 49/90 ish?
I think I got a C, just scraped a B if I'm very lucky but I doubt it.
Good luck for results day anyway though everyone, I'm sure you've all done fine!
x[/QUOTEThat cannot be possible to get a B is around 45/100
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Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodsaround 30-35 marks(Original post by JammyChoos)
i've never written more bull in my life. Langer and Rodin and bennett levy put me off. How many marks would we need to scrape a D? -
Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methodsOh thanks! I feel better. I definetly got at least a D. I'll retake in January(Original post by momomo123)
around 30-35 marks -
Re: WJEC - PY2 - Case Studies and Research methods(Original post by omarbarca95)
last year, an A was 53 and the highest its been for an an A was 58 i think. your teachers got it muddled up,
Oooo hopefully I'll get a B no problem then(Original post by momomo123)
That cannot be possible to get a B is around 45/100
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Help! :'(