PY1 Approaches in Psychology

These AS Psychology Unit 1 notes provide a comprehensive and structured overview of the Psychodynamic Approach, Biological Approach, Behaviourist Approach, Cognitive Approach and Positive Approach. It includes key theories, studies, and practical applications. Topics covered include but aren't limited to, the tripartite personality (id, ego, superego), psychosexual stages of development, the unconscious mind and defence mechanisms, neurotransmitters, localisation of the brain function...

Detailed notes on Psychodynamic Approach: Assumptions, therapy, classic research, debate & evaluation (including compare and contrast). A* notes.

Detailed notes on Positive Approach: Assumptions, therapy, classic research, debate & evaluation (including compare and contrast). A* notes.

Detailed notes on Cognitive Approach: Assumptions, therapy, classic research, debate & evaluation (including compare and contrast). A* notes.

Detailed notes on Biological Approach: Assumptions, therapy, classic research, debate & evaluation. A* notes.

Detailed notes on Behaviourist Approach: Assumptions, therapy, classic research, debate & evaluation (including compare and contrast). A* notes.

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