The Complete Companions for WJEC Notes

Complete notes for the Psychodynamic Approach for WJEC Psychology Unit 1. Using a combination of the WJEC textbook, online notes, and notes from my teacher. I achieved an A (highest possible grade) in this exam. Other AS notes available. Currently studying A2 so these notes will be uploaded once I finish making them.

Complete notes for the Cognitive Approach for WJEC Psychology Unit 1. Using a combination of the WJEC textbook, online notes, and notes from my teacher. I achieved an A (highest possible grade) in this exam. Other AS notes available. Currently studying A2 so these notes will be uploaded once I finish making them.

Complete notes for the Positive Approach for WJEC Psychology Unit 1. Using a combination of the WJEC textbook, online notes, and notes from my teacher. I achieved an A (highest possible grade) in this exam. Other AS notes available. Currently studying A2 so these notes will be uploaded once I finish making them.

Complete notes for the Behaviourist Approach for WJEC Psychology Unit 1. Using a combination of the WJEC textbook, online notes, and notes from my teacher. I achieved an A (highest possible grade) in this exam. Other AS notes available. Currently studying A2 so these notes will be uploaded once I finish making them.

Complete notes for the Biological Approach for WJEC Psychology Unit 1. Using a combination of the WJEC textbook, online notes, and notes from my teacher. I achieved an A (highest possible grade) in this exam. Other AS notes available. Currently studying A2 so these notes will be uploaded once I finish making them.

A well-balanced argument which highlights the main aspects of the psychodynamic debate. This is useful for students that are studying AS/A Level Psychology under the EDQUAS exam board. This has been marked by a lecturer and has been scored a 20/20 or in other words an A*.

A full-mark written argument about the Cognitive Debate Approach for AS/A Level Psychology students! This has been marked by a lecturer and has been given a 20/20 or in other words an A*.

Comparing Assumptions in Psychology - AQA, WJEC, EDEXCEL, OCR This is a comparison table for all of the approaches in psychology ie. biological, psychodynamic, behaviourist, positive It compares the strengths and weaknesses/ similarities and differences. It is VERY detailed All you need to do is just take one box and put it into your essay and compare it with another one in the same box (for similarities) It outlines: Nature VS Nurture Nomological VS Ideographic Usefulness (Practical applicatio...

overall summary of the psychodynamic approach in psychology unit 1