In-depth notes and evaluations of the AQA A-Level Psychology topic 'Addiction'. Colourful and clear to read with evaluation points that can easily be converted into essay plans. Learning these notes achieved me an A*.

AQA A Level Addiction Revision Notes

A detailed summary of my class notes on the cognitive theory of gambling addiction with supporting research, including Griffiths (1994). (AO1 + AO3)

A detailed summary of class notes on the biological explanations and learning theory of nicotine addiction with evaluation. (AO1 + AO3)

A detailed summary of my class notes on risk factors of addiction with evaluation. (AO1 + AO3)

This document provides a detailed summary for the Psychology AQA A level topic of Addiction. It includes every subtopic and within each one contains enough AO1 and AO3 to thoroughly prepare for a 16 marker (or less). Constructed over the course of two years via multiple AQA resources online and within schools, also with the help of multiple tutors. Helpful for visual learners who want to save themselves the hassle of spending hours summarising school booklets.

An in-depth summary of the Addiction part of the AQA Psychology course. Covers: - Describing addiction - Risk Factors in the development of addiction - Explanations for nicotine addiction - Explanations for gambling addiction - Reducing addiction - The application of theories to change addictive behaviour EVALUATION OF ALL

Psychology notes that gained me an A* at A Level. I created this using textbooks, mark schemes, class notes and my own further research to provide a comprehensive set of notes. This is formatted according to the AQA psychology specification, where each point is covered, but regardless of the exam board, it provides a detailed set of notes including AO1, AO2 and AO3 points!

Psychology notes that gained me an A* at A Level. I created this using textbooks, mark schemes, class notes and my own further research to provide a comprehensive set of notes. This is formatted according to the AQA psychology specification, where each point is covered, but regardless of the exam board, it provides a detailed set of notes including AO1, AO2 and AO3 points!