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Hi guys,
So I have a Psychology test coming up and I was wondering what the best way was to learn the evaluations. I have condensed them into small paragraphs but if anyone has any other good ideas to learn them quickly, that would be great.
Thanks in advance
So I have a Psychology test coming up and I was wondering what the best way was to learn the evaluations. I have condensed them into small paragraphs but if anyone has any other good ideas to learn them quickly, that would be great.
Thanks in advance
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(Original post by 5hyl33n)
Hi guys,
So I have a Psychology test coming up and I was wondering what the best way was to learn the evaluations. I have condensed them into small paragraphs but if anyone has any other good ideas to learn them quickly, that would be great.
Thanks in advance
Hi guys,
So I have a Psychology test coming up and I was wondering what the best way was to learn the evaluations. I have condensed them into small paragraphs but if anyone has any other good ideas to learn them quickly, that would be great.
Thanks in advance
1. Research Support/ against
2. Methodological strengths/issues
3. Ethics (e.g who does it affect, and was the method fully ethical)
4. Practical applications in the real world.
5. Anything in the issues and debates section (aqa book2), such as determinism or holism.
If you learn those 5, you can almost make up enough eval points on the spot just by thinking about them. Trust this helped me so much when revising and during exams when I didn’t know any evaluation for a theory or experiment (and I got an A*)
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You’ll soon work out that all evaluation falls into 6 categories:
1. Research Support/ against
2. Methodological strengths/issues
3. Ethics (e.g who does it affect, and was the method fully ethical)
4. Practical applications in the real world.
5. Anything in the issues and debates section (aqa book2), such as determinism or holism.
If you learn those 5, you can almost make up enough eval points on the spot just by thinking about them. Trust this helped me so much when revising and during exams when I didn’t know any evaluation for a theory or experiment (and I got an A*)
You’ll soon work out that all evaluation falls into 6 categories:
1. Research Support/ against
2. Methodological strengths/issues
3. Ethics (e.g who does it affect, and was the method fully ethical)
4. Practical applications in the real world.
5. Anything in the issues and debates section (aqa book2), such as determinism or holism.
If you learn those 5, you can almost make up enough eval points on the spot just by thinking about them. Trust this helped me so much when revising and during exams when I didn’t know any evaluation for a theory or experiment (and I got an A*)
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