OCR psych 2024 paper 3 - applied psych

7uyhtgrffrgtyu

I do criminal and sport
anyone doing OCR last year remember what the questions were?

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DaisEddy

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by 7uyhtgrffrgtyu

I do criminal and sport
anyone doing OCR last year remember what the questions were?

Hii, so the criminal 2024 questions were on Memon and Higham and I think the sports 2024 questions were on Kroll and Crenshaw (it came up 2 years in a row). The 15 mark question for criminal was the ethical considerations in teh collection and processing of other evidence (cognitive interview stuff) but not sure on the sports 15 mark question sorry :/

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alfma

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by 7uyhtgrffrgtyu

I do criminal and sport
anyone doing OCR last year remember what the questions were?

does anyone remember the child psych question??

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froggislumbers

anybody got predictions for environmental psych? i know wells was last year 🥲

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samisverycool

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by froggislumbers

anybody got predictions for environmental psych? i know wells was last year 🥲

do you know what the 15 marker question was last year for environmental?

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froggislumbers

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by samisverycool

do you know what the 15 marker question was last year?

enviro was ethnocentrism in topic 6 (wells topic) and crim was ethics in topic 3 (memon and higham)

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samisverycool

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by froggislumbers

enviro was ethnocentrism in topic 6 (wells topic) and crim was ethics in topic 3 (memon and higham)

ok thanks

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froggislumbers

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by samisverycool

ok thanks

mental health was gottesman :smile:

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ClayBridges2805

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by alfma

does anyone remember the child psych question??

bit late sorry... but these were the 2025 Child psychology questions:

5(a)* Outline the key research by Barkley-Levenson and Galván (2014) and explain what it tells us about brain development. [10]

(b)* Discuss whether research into pre-adult brain development is scientific. [15]

(c)* Emma is Head of Sixth Form in a secondary school. She is worried about risk-taking behaviour
among sixth form students at the school.
Outline at least one suggestion a psychologist, using their knowledge of brain development, might make to Emma about how to reduce risk-taking behaviours among students in the sixth form at her school. [10]