AS Psychology AQA PSYA1/2 Revision Thread 2015!

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Anyway, if all else fails let's all just shock ourselves with 450v and hope for the best!!

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Relish

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hey guys, if you dont write your 12 mark question in paragraphs do you lose any marks?

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Shamzy25

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Original post by Relish

hey guys, if you dont write your 12 mark question in paragraphs do you lose any marks?

Yes, about 4 marks.

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anniemp

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Original post by m1503_

Can someone please summarise which treatment goes with which approach to abnormality thanks

Biological approach: treatment is ECT and drugs i.e. anti-psychotic drugs, anti-depressants.

Cognitive approach: cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and rational emotive behavioural therapy if you need a second.

Behavioural approach: systematic densensitisation, and aversion therapy

Psychodynamic approach: psychoanalysis i.e. dream analysis, free word association and projective ink blot testing.

Hope this helps, good luck, you'll be fab xx

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anniemp

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Original post by k.bryan4

How would you answer "outline and evaluate research relating to independent behaviour"?

Would you just talk about resisting pressures to conform like:
-high internal LOC
-unanimity etc

and resisting pressures to obey:
-no authority
-no legitimate authority
-seeing the pain we cause

then back each one up using the variations from Milgram and Asch's study??

Yes thats right!! :smile:

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dottielottie

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For the cognitive approach can you talk about the ABC model or do you need to talk about Beck too?

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dottielottie

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Original post by Relish

hey guys, if you dont write your 12 mark question in paragraphs do you lose any marks?

I wonder this too, although I'm pretty sure it says 'write in continuous prose'

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Relish

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Original post by Shamzy25

Yes, about 4 marks.

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U serious??????!!!?

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Relish

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Original post by dottielottie

For the cognitive approach can you talk about the ABC model or do you need to talk about Beck too?

Yes, however if its a 12 mark question i advise you to write about both

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SunDun111

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Original post by Shamzy25

Yes, about 4 marks.

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SunDun111

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Original post by anniemp

Biological approach: treatment is ECT and drugs i.e. anti-psychotic drugs, anti-depressants.

Cognitive approach: cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and rational emotive behavioural therapy if you need a second.

Behavioural approach: systematic densensitisation, and aversion therapy

Psychodynamic approach: psychoanalysis i.e. dream analysis, free word association and projective ink blot testing.

Hope this helps, good luck, you'll be fab xx

I know kmow rational emotive behavioural therapy for cognitive therapist do I need to know the other?

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dottielottie

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Thanks

Original post by Relish

Yes, however if its a 12 mark question i advise you to write about both

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Amyjonesx

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can they ask a question just about CBT? because i have only learnt REBT!

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Shamzy25

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Original post by Relish

U serious??????!!!?

Yes I'm being serious. You have to use paragraphs. Especially in 12 markers. Honestly it's not even that hard.

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anniemp

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Original post by SunDun111

I know kmow rational emotive behavioural therapy for cognitive therapist do I need to know the other?

I think one is probably enough, as long as you can elaborate fully. I think in the essay's they wouldn't specify for a specific treatment with an approach, they would just say psychological treatments, in which case you could do REBT and psychoanalysis or a behavioural one.

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SunDun111

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Original post by anniemp

I think one is probably enough, as long as you can elaborate fully. I think in the essay's they wouldn't specify for a specific treatment with an approach, they would just say psychological treatments, in which case you could do REBT and psychoanalysis or a behavioural one.