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Could anyone give all the studies we have to learn for GCSE psychology (AQA)
For all the units?
For all the units?
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(Original post by Loyale)
Could anyone give all the studies we have to learn for GCSE psychology (AQA)
For all the units?
Could anyone give all the studies we have to learn for GCSE psychology (AQA)
For all the units?
You probably won't necessarily study those topics in that order, e.g. I still have to study Development of Personality & Sex & Gender when I go into yr.11 in September.
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Thanks, but do you know list of studies the exam could ask for?
e.g Memory, craik and tulving and all that jazz...
e.g Memory, craik and tulving and all that jazz...
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(Original post by Loyale)
Thanks, but do you know list of studies the exam could ask for?
e.g Memory, craik and tulving and all that jazz...
Thanks, but do you know list of studies the exam could ask for?
e.g Memory, craik and tulving and all that jazz...
The remaining questions in the exam are tick-boxes, writing the definitions of certain terms & brief explanations, but not really asking about specific studies, however this link :http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...ning-resources includes everything your be expected to complete over the two years. To look at past papers click here: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...d-mark-schemes
Have you started your GCSEs yet? Because are you just wondering what the course will be like?
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(Original post by Subs-man)
Obviously every exam paper is different so some years, e.g. Study A will be omitted in favour of Study B depending on the question being asked, but an example of a question asked in my mock was: "Describe and evaluate one psychological study where obedience was investigated"(I chose Milgrim 1963), for these sort of questions ( which are the big mark questions) you can choose whatever study you want to write about because you learn about several relating to the question being asked.
The remaining questions in the exam are tick-boxes, writing the definitions of certain terms & brief explanations, but not really asking about specific studies, however this link :http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...ning-resources includes everything your be expected to complete over the two years. To look at past papers click here: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...d-mark-schemes
Have you started your GCSEs yet? Because are you just wondering what the course will be like?
Obviously every exam paper is different so some years, e.g. Study A will be omitted in favour of Study B depending on the question being asked, but an example of a question asked in my mock was: "Describe and evaluate one psychological study where obedience was investigated"(I chose Milgrim 1963), for these sort of questions ( which are the big mark questions) you can choose whatever study you want to write about because you learn about several relating to the question being asked.
The remaining questions in the exam are tick-boxes, writing the definitions of certain terms & brief explanations, but not really asking about specific studies, however this link :http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...ning-resources includes everything your be expected to complete over the two years. To look at past papers click here: http://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/psych...d-mark-schemes
Have you started your GCSEs yet? Because are you just wondering what the course will be like?
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Have you done the course because you seem pretty good at knowing the subject content
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Yeah, I've started the course and finished unit 1 but I looked at the 2013 papers and they've kinda got more difficult....anyways thank you, you've saved me a lot of research...
Yeah, I've started the course and finished unit 1 but I looked at the 2013 papers and they've kinda got more difficult....anyways thank you, you've saved me a lot of research...
(Original post by Loyale)
Have you done the course because you seem pretty good at knowing the subject content
Have you done the course because you seem pretty good at knowing the subject content
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