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providing in depth notes on experiments and statistics for OCR Alevel psychology

These notes are written by me during class and sometimes after class for the component of the Psychology OCR A level course of Research Methods. There are some exemplar exam style questions for the paper. I am an A-A* student and always average on an A for this paper and these notes are what helped me. The maths component is included in the PDF and has worked through examples for each equation.

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Summaries on areas and debates for A-level psychology, useful for any exam board

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Summarised class notes for Research Methods for A-Level Psychology (OCR) students. I got an A in Psychology using these notes! Topics include: 1. Experiments (methods, terminology, designs) 2. Hypothesis 3. Types of data (quantitative, qualitative, primary, secondary) 4. Observations (naturalistic, controlled, participant, non-participant) 5. Sampling (techniques) 6. Reliability 7. Validity 8. Self-report (methods, rating scales, questionnaires, interviews) 9. Correlations 10. Design...

In these notes all areas of psychology are covered, this includes: cognitive area, biological area, social area, individual area, developmental area, psychodynamic perspective and the behaviourist perspective. Along with these, there’s a clear outline on what each area focuses on and the strength and weaknesses of them each; this is one of the most important topics you’ll encounter when sitting your psychology exams and can often get confusing due to a lack of knowledge and detail. These not...

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