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In order to achieve the full 12 marks for a question asking me to describe and evaluate two explainations of depression what should I include. My choice explanations are cognitive and biological.
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Hi! You need 4 A01 points and 8 A02s. So 2 points for explaining biological approach, and then two explaining cognitive. Then preferably 4 A02 evaluation points for biological, then 4 for cognitive but it would be nice if you interlinked them. Personally if I was doing this essay I would stick to either Biological with the Chemical and Genetic approach, or the Cognitive with Becks theory and Abramson's theory.
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