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A mind map made by an A* student about the hormone theory of aggression. It includes information about what hormones are and how they are related to aggression. This mind map also includes evaluation points of this theory with supporting and conflicting evidence.

Notes from an A* student. A mind map about Freud's Psychodynamic approach including information about the basic assumptions, ego, id and superego. The psychodynamic approach condensed into an A4 mind map. This document also includes evaluation points of this approach.

A mind map made by an A* student. It describes what the HCPC, how it works and the guidelines of the HCPC. You only need to know a few of the guidelines but all of them are explained in this mind map along with a mnemonic to help you remember them. The evaluation is mainly an explanation of why the HCPC is important.

A mind map made by an A* student about using CBT as a therapy for autism. The CBT usually focuses on anxiety so this mind map explains why autistic people tend to be anxious and how it is adapted for autistic people, with an example. There is also a page of evaluation points with a fairly balanced amount of positives and negatives including supporting evidence.

A mind map by an A* student about the biological treatment for schizophrenia: drug therapy. The mind map is clearly split into description and evaluation. The description includes the different types of drugs that can be used for schizophrenia and the evaluation includes notes about effectiveness, ethics and limitations (EEL).

A mind map made by an A* student about the contemporary study for clinical psychology. The mind map is a condensed description of the study split into aim, sample, procedure, results and conclusions. There is also a page of evaluation points including reliability and ethics, with a fairly balanced amount of positives and negatives. Key points are highlighted.

A mind map made by an A* student about depression. It outlines the symptoms and features of depression as well as some extra notes about how it is diagnosed. Everything you need to know for the description of depression.

Notes by an A* student. A mind map explaining the classic study from learning psychology. The mind map is split into aims, sample, procedure (including the classical conditioning formula), results and conclusion. There is also a page of evaluation points about generalisability, reliability, applicability, validity and ethics (GRAVE). Key points are highlighted.

A mind map on the effects of recreational drugs made by an A* student. It includes information about how drugs work (with examples of specific drugs) and the reward pathway. It also includes definitions of addiction and recreational drugs. There are evaluation points including supporting evidence and points about validity.

A mind map made by an A* student including important definitions and a summary of why evolution is thought to be related to aggression. The mind map includes the main reasons for aggression and the basic ideas of the theory. This document also includes evaluation points such as supporting evidence and weaknesses of this explanation. Key points are highlighted.