Currently, I am in Year 12 and I am doing A level psychology. My mocks are coming up and I was wondering whether I will do AS or A-level mock papers of everything we learnt so far including memory, attachment, psychopathology and some research methods
AS paper 1 only has memory, attachment, and social influence Paper 2 approaches which we haven't done, psychopathology and research methods.
Would like to put the two together?
I really don’t see how it matters. Just do as many past paper questions that you can and revise all the content you have learnt. Your teachers will not put a question with content that you have not learnt.
I really don’t see how it matters. Just do as many past paper questions that you can and revise all the content you have learnt. Your teachers will not put a question with content that you have not learnt.
I want to do past papers and the questions on A-level paper a re longer and i want to time myself doing the paper, hence i asked the question
Currently, I am in Year 12 and I am doing A level psychology. My mocks are coming up and I was wondering whether I will do AS or A-level mock papers of everything we learnt so far including memory, attachment, psychopathology and some research methods
We did an a level paper but you’ve only done AS topics so probably an AS paper? Why not just ask your teacher tho lol
AS paper 1 only has memory, attachment, and social influence Paper 2 approaches which we haven't done, psychopathology and research methods.
Would it mostly likely be 2019 or 2020?
Would like to put the two together?
AS exams make sense if you've covered the content of it, but if you haven't been doing AS in Y12 and the rest of the A level content in Y13 it makes less sense. They can pick what they like - a mix of questions from AS and/or A level papers form as many years as they want. I suggest you just revise and see what comes up
AS exams make sense if you've covered the content of it, but if you haven't been doing AS in Y12 and the rest of the A level content in Y13 it makes less sense. They can pick what they like - a mix of questions from AS and/or A level papers form as many years as they want. I suggest you just revise and see what comes up
We were told a level, you might be doing an alevel paper with AS content tho because that includes 16 markers and that’s what a lot of schools do so just revise everything in varying time conditions
We were told a level, you might be doing an alevel paper with AS content tho because that includes 16 markers and that’s what a lot of schools do so just revise everything in varying time conditions
yeh thats what I thought, the whole of a level paper 1 has all 4 topics we learnt so far