That was an alright exam tbh. The last question was a bit predictable after looking at the papers we'd been given. I was a bit surprised that there were 2 questions that linked to certain studies but didn't mention them. E.g. the one similar to Anderson & Dill where they played boxing and brain games, then measrued aggression.
And why was the last question 8 marks? I was told it was going to be 10 (I'm not complaining, just curious).
That was an alright exam tbh. The last question was a bit predictable after looking at the papers we'd been given. I was a bit surprised that there were 2 questions that linked to certain studies but didn't mention them. E.g. the one similar to Anderson & Dill where they played boxing and brain games, then measrued aggression.
And why was the last question 8 marks? I was told it was going to be 10 (I'm not complaining, just curious).
Yeh I liked it too, yeah for some reason they changed it this year; made last q 8 marks lulz
I couldn't think of any thing at first for the evolution theory of preparedness and phobias. In the end after wasting almost 10 minutes i ended up writing about Mineka (the monkeys). Thought 1 or 2 of the questions were written a bit badly so it took me a few mins to work out what they meant.
I wrote about the Bennet study... But I flopped tbh
Oh god. I couldn't remember the name of that study so I changed it for another one and have just realised thats to do with dreams.
Would I get marks for getting the rest of the info (aim, procedure, results and/or conclusion) right? The examiner will know I was on about Bennett-Levy and Marteau right?
This exam was great I know this sounds stupid but one the tickbox question that asked what type of question 'Are you afraid of..?' Was it open or closed?
This exam was great I know this sounds stupid but one the tickbox question that asked what type of question 'Are you afraid of..?' Was it open or closed?
Wasn't it are you afraid of cats or something? Anyway, closed. Cause you can only answer yes or no (or something very limited, if it were open, it would be something more like why are you afraid of cats).
Wasn't it are you afraid of cats or something? Anyway, closed. Cause you can only answer yes or no (or something very limited, if it were open, it would be something more like why are you afraid of cats).
Oh good I put this. I just thought it could be open as they could say stuff like 'maybe' or 'sort of'. What sort of grade are you hoping for in psychology?
Well it depends, how did you explain it? Because Family patterns, self-fulfilling prophecy are all under the social learning theory, you had to talk about only 1 of them.
Oh good I put this. I just thought it could be open as they could say stuff like 'maybe' or 'sort of'. What sort of grade are you hoping for in psychology?
I'm doing it at college so hopefully A. I did a test last year for perception, got an A*, it just went down from there but then back up. When we've done mocks in class, I've tended to get A's. I'd be extremely happy with an A* though, but I know I won't get one.
I'm doing it at college so hopefully A. I did a test last year for perception, got an A*, it just went down from there but then back up. When we've done mocks in class, I've tended to get A's. I'd be extremely happy with an A* though, but I know I won't get one.
Hopefully you will get that then! I didn't get to do unit 1 last year just done both this year and I'm hoping for an a* but I'd be happy with an A.
what were u meant to say about Emily and her aggression caused by TV (SLT) I could hardly think of anything to say except role models and identification
Well it depends, how did you explain it? Because Family patterns, self-fulfilling prophecy are all under the social learning theory, you had to talk about only 1 of them.
The description was a bit general really. I went through different bits about SLT and linked them with criminality as I went on. On the evaluation, it was definitely more indepth, 2 strengths 2 weaknesses.
The entire of Unit 2 is based on the nature-nurture debate. SLT is really significant on the nurture side so using it to explain aggression, phobias or criminality should suffice.
Anyway, it's too late if I've done it wrong now, I've got two more exams to focus on.