Dealing with offending behavior: This topic covers the various approaches to dealing with criminal behavior, such as punishment, rehabilitation, and restorative justice. Treatment of offenders: Students will learn about the different types of treatment programs available for offenders, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, anger management, and drug treatment.

Jury decision making: This topic covers the social and cognitive factors that influence jury decision making, such as group dynamics, decision-making heuristics, and the presentation of evidence.

Forensic psychology: This topic covers the application of psychology to the criminal justice system, including the assessment of offenders, psychological profiling, and the role of psychologists in legal proceedings.

A summary sheet containing the background, method, procedure, aims and conclusions of Gibson and Walk's research into perceptual development, as part of the OCR A-Level Child Psychology module.

Summaries and background information of each key research/study needed to achieve higher marks in exams. Includes the aims, samples, procedures, methods etc., background information and evaluations (strengths & weaknesses) of each study.

A simple glossary of some potentially unfamiliar key terms seen across the Mental Health module of OCR A-Level Applied Psychology.

A simple and clear summary of the behaviourist approach towards treating mental illnesses.

This document is a clear and concise summary of what to expect in the "History of Mental Health" module for OCR Applied Psychology. It lists the subcategories and learning objectives of each, as well as linking the corresponding key research and applications for achieving higher marks in exams. A great tool to guide revision and assess knowledge!