OCR A2 Psychology G543:Options in Applied Psychology Exam Monday 10th June 2013

Original post by Char-

We did the G544 in Jan and finished all the G543 content last week because we did 2 lessons a week on G543 up until Dec or so

Going over everything is crazzzzzy, never gonna learn it all.

I was thinking the same. I was going over all the Forensics stuff, picking out studies and writing down everything I could remember. Yep, my mind was blank.

However, I read something very encouraging in an examiners report along the lines of 'because of the large amount of content students are expected to learn at this level, the amount needed to answer a questions doesn't need to be as large as students think' or something like that! :tongue:

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Char-

Original post by Joshalos

I was thinking the same. I was going over all the Forensics stuff, picking out studies and writing down everything I could remember. Yep, my mind was blank.

However, I read something very encouraging in an examiners report along the lines of 'because of the large amount of content students are expected to learn at this level, the amount needed to answer a questions doesn't need to be as large as students think' or something like that! :tongue:

Oh god I really do hope so, I only need 87 UMS for an A, but just trying to answer some of the 15 markers earlier.. i'll be lucky to get 5 haha

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Original post by Char-

Oh god I really do hope so, I only need 87 UMS for an A, but just trying to answer some of the 15 markers earlier.. i'll be lucky to get 5 haha

the 15 markers are tricky :/ i know the structure and stuff but its just tough. btw does anyone know the maximum amount of marks i can get for only doing 2 points (point, example, evidence, counter) for the 15 markers. really cant do 3 in most the questions :/

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The Jan paper was so hard. Btw, I'm really scared about section A on Approaches & Research methods - the "Design an appropriate procedure" question, does anyone have any tips on observation and correlation?

or that section in general?

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Boqore

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I swear this exam seems so hard! Once I learn one study I then forget the rest, Do'hh :bricks:

How's everyone else managing to keep on top of module?

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kotherxox

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Does anyone have any evaluation points for each of the studies of health and forensics? Would be so great full for any type of file with notes on studies or evaluative points :smile:

Thanksss.

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Caroline1995

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Original post by Cryl

The Jan paper was so hard. Btw, I'm really scared about section A on Approaches & Research methods - the "Design an appropriate procedure" question, does anyone have any tips on observation and correlation?

or that section in general?

You did the January on options? If so, can you tell me what was on it?

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Original post by Caroline1995

You did the January on options? If so, can you tell me what was on it?

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Oh, unfortunately not. I did the January approaches & methods exam. :/

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we've finished health and clinical psychology and just started forensic

im so worried for this exam!

and i got a D in the jan exam and i need a A for uni helppppppppp

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Joshalos

Original post by farihaaah

we've finished health and clinical psychology and just started forensic

im so worried for this exam!

and i got a D in the jan exam and i need a A for uni helppppppppp

We finished Forensics and have just started Health and Clinical.

Glad to see there are others who did G544 in January and so appear to be behind compared to everyone else as well! :tongue:

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Original post by Joshalos

We finished Forensics and have just started Health and Clinical.

Glad to see there are others who did G544 in January and so appear to be behind compared to everyone else as well! :tongue:

HOPEFULLY EVERYONE DOES WHACK AND SO THE GRADE BOUNDARIES WILL DROP

AND ALL YOU NEED FOR A 'A' IS TO PUT YOUR NAME DOWN

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Original post by farihaaah

we've finished health and clinical psychology and just started forensic

im so worried for this exam!

and i got a D in the jan exam and i need a A for uni helppppppppp

Are you resitting the Jan exam too? Tbh, I'm more worried about the Approaches & Research methods exam than Options. >.<

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amcdschool

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my revision is going very baaaadly. finished my notes but i havent done half as much work as id planned to. what about you guys?

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Original post by Cryl

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Are you resitting the Jan exam too? Tbh, I'm more worried about the Approaches & Research methods exam than Options. >.<

Have to :/ even if I get 100% in the options one I still don't have enlightening UMS to get a A I'm like14 off :frown:

. Why is psychology so hard I used to love it

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Original post by farihaaah

Have to :/ even if I get 100% in the options one I still don't have enlightening UMS to get a A I'm like14 off :frown:

. Why is psychology so hard I used to love it

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Aww, I'm resitting Jan exam too. Jump from AS Pysch to A2 is big. :P

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Original post by Cryl

Aww, I'm resitting Jan exam too. Jump from AS Pysch to A2 is big. :P

not as big as the jump from GCSE to AS in general :/

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Original post by farihaaah

not as big as the jump from GCSE to AS in general :/

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Yeah but I managed that. AS Psychology was just remembering stuff. Here, you have to write everything in time as well remember 3x more stuff. :'(

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