Psychology essay writing help

Hi to whoever reads this,
I’m a 2nd year psychology student and I’m struggling to figure out what I’m missing in my essays to get a 1st. Sometimes I do great and get a 70/75 but most of the time I’m stuck around 65-68 Does anybody have any useful advice?? I have a feeling it’s because my writing is too simplistic?? Also you might think it’s bc I don’t spend enough time refining but I’ve scored higher on essays I wrote in 3-5 days then 2-3 weeks, so it’s not that. How can I develop a more academic and psychological tone in my essays?

Hi lovely to meet you so I have few tips regarding your question here they are if you want to improve your essay writing you can include precision and clarity be precise and clear in your language, avoid ambiguity and vague statements also define key terms and concepts to ensure your reader understands your arguments. Furthermore objectivity maintain an objective stance in your writing. While it's essential to express your opinions and interpretations, strive to present evidence-based arguments rather than personal beliefs. Avoiding bias be mindful of biases that may influence your writing acknowledge potential biases and strive to present a balanced view of the topic. Lastly engage with Psychological theories and concepts to demonstrate your understanding of psychological theories, concepts, and methodologies relevant to your topic. Incorporate these theories into your analysis to provide depth and insight.
Hope all these helps

Hi to whoever reads this,
I’m a 2nd year psychology student and I’m struggling to figure out what I’m missing in my essays to get a 1st. Sometimes I do great and get a 70/75 but most of the time I’m stuck around 65-68 Does anybody have any useful advice?? I have a feeling it’s because my writing is too simplistic?? Also you might think it’s bc I don’t spend enough time refining but I’ve scored higher on essays I wrote in 3-5 days then 2-3 weeks, so it’s not that. How can I develop a more academic and psychological tone in my essays?

When I’m disappointed in a grade I email the lecturer who marked it, and very politely request a meeting with them to help me understand where I went wrong (particularly if their marking style is less clear). They don’t have to say yes to this, but the two I’ve asked said yes (I asked very politely, things like ‘i found this module particularly difficult but I’m really determined to use your feedback to improve in the future, would you be willing to meet with me when you are free so I can better understand where I can develop my writing for my next assignment/assessment’ , I found the 1 to 1s quite helpful 😊

Hi to whoever reads this,
I’m a 2nd year psychology student and I’m struggling to figure out what I’m missing in my essays to get a 1st. Sometimes I do great and get a 70/75 but most of the time I’m stuck around 65-68 Does anybody have any useful advice?? I have a feeling it’s because my writing is too simplistic?? Also you might think it’s bc I don’t spend enough time refining but I’ve scored higher on essays I wrote in 3-5 days then 2-3 weeks, so it’s not that. How can I develop a more academic and psychological tone in my essays?

Hi lovely to meet you so I have few tips regarding your question here they are if you want to improve your essay writing you can include precision and clarity be precise and clear in your language, avoid ambiguity and vague statements also define key terms and concepts to ensure your reader understands your arguments. Furthermore objectivity maintain an objective stance in your writing. While it's essential to express your opinions and interpretations, strive to present evidence-based arguments rather than personal beliefs. Avoiding bias be mindful of biases that may influence your writing acknowledge potential biases and strive to present a balanced view of the topic. Lastly engage with Psychological theories and concepts to demonstrate your understanding of psychological theories, concepts, and methodologies relevant to your topic. Incorporate these theories into your analysis to provide depth and insight.
Hope all these helps