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Prepare for AQA GCSE Psychology Paper 1 with a focused revision resource designed to help you review key psychological concepts, strengthen subject knowledge, and build confidence before your exam. Use this material to revisit relevant theories, psychological studies, research methods, key terminology, and exam-style question practice aligned with your course specification. It can support active recall, help you identify areas that need further revision, and reinforce your ability to explain concepts, apply psychological knowledge, and structure clear responses. Combine the resource with your class notes, textbook, and official AQA specification to check topic coverage and practise answering questions under timed conditions. Whether you are beginning your revision or preparing for your final review, this guide can help you organize your study sessions and approach Paper 1 more confidently.

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AQA GCSE PSYCHOLOGY PAPER 1 | STUDY
GUIDE AND EXAM REVISION | PRACTICE
QUESTIONS | 100% VERIFIED | A+
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Updated Questions and Answers | 100% Verified Exam Prep

, "Murdock's Evaluation 2" Artificial task - Word lists were used which is only one type of memory, so the study lacks
validity


"Murdock's Evaluation 3" "Supporting research, some amnesiacs can't store LTM and also do not show primacy
effect, which shows the primacy effect is related to LTM (Carlesimo et al.)"


Multi-store model Three memory stores: different coding, capacity and duration. Information moves
through attention and verbal rehearsal.


STM duration less than 30 seconds unless rehearsed


Sensory memory coding appropriate to the sense


sensory memory capacity very high capacity


sensory memory duration only very briefly (half a second) unless paid attention too


STM coding tends to be accoustic


STM capacity 5-9 chunks of information


LTM coding tends to be semantic rather than acoustic


LTM capacity potentially unlimited, constantly weeds out unnecessary information


LTM duration up to a lifetime


Theory of reconstructive memory (RM) The theory, Memory is innacurate, Reconstruction, Social and cultural influences, Effort
after meaning.


Memory is inaccurate people rebuild memory as an active process. Memory is not a process of exact
reproduction of experiences


Reconstructive Memory evaluation 1 More realistic research. Reflects how we use memory in everyday life because it uses a
story not word lists

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