Anyone do any of these a levels lmk

I’m psychology and law and economics religion and ethics with philosophy and philosophy by itself anyone I am choosing a levels need help btw I wanna pick the one that dosent have loads of memorisation like ik sociology is so longggg bro and is more essay writing then psychology which in my eyes is better and tends to be easier i guess???

sociology is much better than psychology because 1. wayyy less content 2. psych has very exact answers, unlike socio which literally if u saw sm yesterday in the news, you could bring it in ur essay if it links, giving u smmm freedom with the subject

If you want less memorisation than psychology is not it, it’s so much more content and my friend prefers religious studies to psychology. Psychology also gets quite boring and repetitive after a while and there isn’t any room for opinions in essays just reciting facts

Wdym apparently sociology is more content what examboard do you do for aqa apparently sociology is way much more essays and content

i do edexcel psych and cambridge socio
for me for A2, ive got three psych papers with topics if social, cognitive, biological, learning, clinical, and child psych along with research methods, issues and debates etc etc
for A2 socio, ive only got media, education and globalisation

So psych is more longer thought is opposite I think depends on examboard?

well its known to be one of the harder a levels after subjects like sciences and maths, especially with the high content and hard to achieve grade boundaries, not sure who told u its shorter than socio tho but its better u check out the spec according to exam boards u do

well its known to be one of the harder a levels after subjects like sciences and maths, especially with the high content and hard to achieve grade boundaries, not sure who told u its shorter than socio tho but its better u check out the spec according to exam boards u do

It is tho in content wise and memorisation wise and writing wise is better overall you don’t know what your saying bc is aqa psych is more for ocr think

what? i do edexcel psych and cambridge socio and socio is nothing compared to psych, my friends finished the entire chapter within a few days whereas psych we've been doing it for months and its still so heavy overall, and im saying this as someone who got the highest mark in the UAE for edexcel psych so i know how content heavy it actually is compared to socio

I do psychology and sociology, both AQA.
I find psychology assessments easier because there's more short answer questions and they can ask similar questions over the years so if you do enough exam questions you could memorise some answers, especially with research methods. Whereas with sociology there are longer essay questions and there's a broad range of topics they can ask about meaning you need to practise essay skills as well as being confident in the content.
However I find sociology easier to revise than psychology. For psychology there's a lot of content to remember in the form of case studies and also evaluation of these case studies which can go into a lot of depth, and it can be easy to get psychologists names/statistics/etc muddled up. With sociology, there's a lot more sociologists names to remember + what they did/found, however these can be easy to remember if you do active recall (I recommend anki).
In terms of content, both subjects are content heavy. With psychology the subtopics are smaller, however with sociology there are subtopics within subtopics (eg I do Family which is a subtopic, and in this we have childcare, demography, couples etc.). Of course this will differ with exam boards.
I enjoy both subjects but I prefer psychology, just due to personal preference.

I do psychology and sociology, both AQA.
I find psychology assessments easier because there's more short answer questions and they can ask similar questions over the years so if you do enough exam questions you could memorise some answers, especially with research methods. Whereas with sociology there are longer essay questions and there's a broad range of topics they can ask about meaning you need to practise essay skills as well as being confident in the content.
However I find sociology easier to revise than psychology. For psychology there's a lot of content to remember in the form of case studies and also evaluation of these case studies which can go into a lot of depth, and it can be easy to get psychologists names/statistics/etc muddled up. With sociology, there's a lot more sociologists names to remember + what they did/found, however these can be easy to remember if you do active recall (I recommend anki).
In terms of content, both subjects are content heavy. With psychology the subtopics are smaller, however with sociology there are subtopics within subtopics (eg I do Family which is a subtopic, and in this we have childcare, demography, couples etc.). Of course this will differ with exam boards.
I enjoy both subjects but I prefer psychology, just due to personal preference.

I do psychology and sociology, both AQA.
I find psychology assessments easier because there's more short answer questions and they can ask similar questions over the years so if you do enough exam questions you could memorise some answers, especially with research methods. Whereas with sociology there are longer essay questions and there's a broad range of topics they can ask about meaning you need to practise essay skills as well as being confident in the content.
However I find sociology easier to revise than psychology. For psychology there's a lot of content to remember in the form of case studies and also evaluation of these case studies which can go into a lot of depth, and it can be easy to get psychologists names/statistics/etc muddled up. With sociology, there's a lot more sociologists names to remember + what they did/found, however these can be easy to remember if you do active recall (I recommend anki).
In terms of content, both subjects are content heavy. With psychology the subtopics are smaller, however with sociology there are subtopics within subtopics (eg I do Family which is a subtopic, and in this we have childcare, demography, couples etc.). Of course this will differ with exam boards.
I enjoy both subjects but I prefer psychology, just due to personal preference.

So if you could recommend me one which would it be if had to pick 1 and could drop like which is more content heavy hear people say diff answers just want an honest real answer overall and are you in year 13 to let me know and ik in psych got studies and concepts to learn with evaluation points and names and soc got to learn concepts and names and lmk which has more memorisation as want the one with least memorisation so easier and content to lesser

UAE I’m talking about aqa in england

And what’s your other subject and examboard and thoughts on it lmk thx

Which is easier to remember things as both is really a memory games do you know anyone that does law is similar or subjects considering business cs economics lmk love