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Make revising the Psychodynamic Approach easier with these concise, structured and exam-focused summary notes. What’s included:

Revise the Positive Approach with these easy-to-understand, concise and exam-focused A-Level Psychology summary notes. What’s included: Core assumptions of Positive Psychology Well-being and happiness Strengths, virtues and positive characteristics

A-Level Psychology — Behaviourist Approach Summary Notes

A-Level Psychology — Biological & Behaviourist Approaches Summary Notes

An essay which scored 17/20 marks responding to the question cómo Guillermo del Toro (GDT) utiliza la comida en la película en el mundo real y fantasía.

An example essay which scored 36/40 marks responding to the question Explica el uso del simbolismo en la escena del sapo debajo del árbol.

An example essay responding to the question Explica cómo refleja el Capitán Vidal el contexto histórico de la posguerra en la película.

An example AS-level essay which scored 34/40 marks.

Research surrounding the different art movements within the career of Pablo Picasso.

Includes key information about Los Nahuas

Includes key questions which explore the importance and significance of La Basílica de Guadalupe en México.

Includes a table with questions which explore the importance, influences and value of La Alhambra de Granada.

This document explores what the Bono Cultural is and its importance and how the Goya Museum uses social media to expand the presence of the arts.

Includes questions which explore the importance and value of Machu Picchu, key vocabulary and links to key websites.

Criminology Year 1, Unit 2: Criminological Theories introduces students to more than twenty theories of crime. Students' familiarity with the classification of these theories - biological, psychological, sociological - is crucial for the final exam. From the organisation of the exam, misplacement of theories covered can result in zero marks, even where sound knowledge and understanding of theorists and theories is shown. This visual chart is intended to highlight the way the criminolo...

A complete and accessible checklist designed to support year 1 criminology students' preparation for unit 1 controlled assessment. Leave no room for assessment preparation to go awry. This document lays bare the main essential components for a successful outcome: what each individual assessment criteria is targeted at; the specific and mandatory content required to achieve full marks in each section; and the weighting of assessment criteria in terms of allocation of marks.

Revise the two major teleological approaches studied in the WJEC AS ethics course. This digital resource contains 71 edited question-and-answer flashcards covering Joseph Fletcher, agape, legalism and antinomianism, conscience, the four working principles, the six fundamental principles, homosexual and polyamorous relationships, Bentham's Act Utilitarianism, the hedonic calculus, Mill's higher and lower pleasures, the harm principle and Rule Utilitarianism. The cards use clear, concise ...

Revise Aquinas' Natural Law and its later development through Finnis and Proportionalism. This digital resource contains 106 edited question-and-answer flashcards covering Aquinas' four levels of law, primary and secondary precepts, virtues, real and apparent goods, internal and external acts, double effect, Finnis' seven basic goods and requirements of practical reason, Bernard Hoose and Proportionalism, immigration and capital punishment. The cards use clear, concise wording design...

Revise WJEC Ethical Thought across the AS and A2 course through active recall. This digital resource contains 111 edited question-and-answer flashcards covering Divine Command Theory, Robert Adams, the Euthyphro dilemma, Virtue Theory, Aristotle and the doctrine of the mean, Jesus and the Beatitudes, Ethical Egoism, Max Stirner, Naturalism, Intuitionism and Emotivism. The cards use clear, concise wording designed for active recall and essay preparation. Definitions and explanations have been ...