For chi and spearmans if the test statistic is greater than CV then reject ho

For will and man if test startisric is greater than cv the you don't not reject ho

Reply 9985

heart17

1

Does anyone have any reaerch methods notes they don't mind sharing it? Please pm or whatever suits you the best! Pleaase! In return I'm willing to trade for my a* essay for sz :smile:

please

Reply 9986

SMASTER2

Does anyone have any recommendations for timings? Not sure how long to dedicate to RM. Thanks! :smile:

Reply 9987

EmilyStrange13

7

Does anyone else feel really screwed for this exam or is it just me? I hardly know anything and I've been reading through my notes today and haven't absorbed a single study effectively to write about it. Ugh...

Reply 9988

Elle.eve.1995

Anyone else feel like this is simply an exercise in who can learn a text book best ? Rather than understanding ?

Reply 9989

can'tbeleftblank

8

Original post by EmilyStrange13

Does anyone else feel really screwed for this exam or is it just me? I hardly know anything and I've been reading through my notes today and haven't absorbed a single study effectively to write about it. Ugh...

Me too

I'm just revising things over and over in my head until they stick, even when I'm cooking/walking/sleeping/showering and hope that something will stay put :redface:

Reply 9990

Emilie_

What AO1 points would you write about in the Psychological explanations of Schizophrenia? Do you have to do a lot of them in little detail or could I just do psychodynamic, cognitive and one from the socio-cultural factors, like expressed emotion for example? And then evaluate those? For some reason I haven't written an essay on it!

Reply 9991

EmilyStrange13

7

Original post by Elle.eve.1995

Anyone else feel like this is simply an exercise in who can learn a text book best ? Rather than understanding ?

Yes, most definitely. There are like WAY too many studies and researchers names to remember that I've gotten to the point where I really couldn't care less about revising anymore. I mean the only people who will be getting those good marks will be the ones who have excellent memories whereas those who cannot retain as much will not do as well. It makes me SO mad... Sorry I had to let my frustration out and I hope I haven't offended anyone whilst doing that.

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Reply 9992

Elle.eve.1995

Original post by EmilyStrange13

Yes, most definitely. There are like WAY too many studies and researchers names to remember that I've gotten to the point where I really couldn't care less about revising anymore. I mean the only people who will be getting those good marks will be the ones who have excellent memories whereas those who cannot retain as much will not do as well. It makes me SO mad... Sorry I had to let my frustration out and I hope I haven't offended anyone whilst doing that.

Lol I feel exactly the same I'm just learning things to recite them in the exam particularly in unit 3!

Reply 9993

EmilyStrange13

7

Original post by can'tbeleftblank

Me too

I'm just revising things over and over in my head until they stick, even when I'm cooking/walking/sleeping/showering and hope that something will stay put :redface:

I can't wait till it's all over.... Good luck!

Reply 9994

Elle.eve.1995

Original post by Emilie_

What AO1 points would you write about in the Psychological explanations of Schizophrenia? Do you have to do a lot of them in little detail or could I just do psychodynamic, cognitive and one from the socio-cultural factors, like expressed emotion for example? And then evaluate those? For some reason I haven't written an essay on it!

You don't have to do all of them I'm doing cognitive and socio-cultural life events and double bind

Reply 9995

c-anne-

8

For anomalistic, I've found that I have an average of only 1 study per spec point. Does anyone also only have this amount too? Worried that I'll need to find more! For psya3 I learnt like 5-6 per possible question, so it feels weird only knowing 1 for each...

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Reply 9996

jm925

10

Original post by EmilyStrange13

Yes, most definitely. There are like WAY too many studies and researchers names to remember that I've gotten to the point where I really couldn't create less about revising anymore. I mean the only people who will be getting those good marks will be the ones who have excellent memories whereas those who cannot retain as much will not do as well. It makes me SO mad... Sorry I had to let my frustration out and I hope I haven't offended anyone whilst doing that.

Totally agree, especially with the removal of January exams and then them getting rid of AS levels as well. These exams aren't tests of knowledge or how you apply that knowledge, it just seems to be whether or not you can memorise so many cases :mad:

Reply 9997

EmilyStrange13

7

Original post by Elle.eve.1995

Lol I feel exactly the same I'm just learning things to recite them in the exam particularly in unit 3!

Me too, I forget almost everything like a day or two after the exam so it feels like I haven't really learned anything and that I only remembered all of the stuff from Unit 3 to pass the exam. I really regret spending all my revision time on Unit 3! >.>