AQA • Psychology - Introduction to Psychology

This document contains an example answer to a 16 mark A-level question on the effects of institutionalisation, assessing Assessment Outcome 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A (the second highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Evaluate the effects of institutionalisation."

This document contains an example answer to an 8 mark A-level question on the influence of early attachment on adult relationships, assessing Assessment Outcome’s 1 (demonstrating knowledge of theory) and 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A* (the highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Discuss research into the influence of early attachment o...

This document contains an example answer to a 16 mark A-level question on the learning theory of attachment, assessing Assessment Outcome’s 1 (demonstrating knowledge of theory) and 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A* (the highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Outline and evaluate learning theory as an explanation of attachment.”

This document contains an example answer to a 16 mark A-level question on Bowlby’s monotropic theory of attachment, assessing Assessment Outcome’s 1 (demonstrating knowledge of theory) and 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A* (the highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Outline and evaluate Bowlby’s monotropic theory as an explanation for...

These study notes contain everything you need to know in order to pass the Memory module of the AQA A-level Psychology - 'Introduction to Psychology' exam (Paper 1). Including: - The multi-store model of memory. - Types of long-term memory i.e. episodic, semantic, procedural. - The working memory model. - Explanations for forgetting. - Factors affecting the accuracy of eyewitness testimony i.e. misleading information. - Improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony. I...

This document contains an example answer to a 16 mark A-level question on explanations of forgetting, assessing Assessment Outcome’s 1 (demonstrating knowledge of theory) and 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A* (the highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Consider psychological research into explanations of forgetting in memory.”

This document contains an example answer to a 16 mark A-level question on the multi-store model of the memory, assessing Assessment Outcome’s 1 (demonstrating knowledge of theory) and 3 (evaluating theory). This type of question may appear in the AQA A-level 'Introduction to Psychology' (Paper 1) exam. This particular answer gained an A* (the highest grade awarded at this level). See question below: “Outline the multi-store model of the memory and consider its strengths and/or ...