A detailed yet concise essay plan for a 16 marker on all topics included in the Approaches module. This plan includes a fully detailed AO1 and AO3, with strong evaluation points for both for and against arguments. Information has been used from the AQA Psychology textbook to ensure that each essay plan follows the AQA specification accurately so that you can get the top marks! These notes are incredibly helpful as each section of the essay is clearly laid out and information is easy to understan...

Hi, my name is Marty and I am a second year student reading Psychology and Linguistics at Oxford University. These are some of the notes that got me an A* in Psychology and helped me get into Oxford. I hope they help you too!

Detailed summary notes of all core AQA Psychology A-Level topics alongside optional modules Schizophrenia, Relationships, Forensic Psychology. Easy to understand, containing a wide variety of research studies and evaluative points.

Mind maps covering the whole of approaches required for AQA A level psychology paper 2.

This is a high quality bundle of essays regarding the approaches reduced specification, written by an A* student.

Here are 6 detailed A/A* essay plans for the Approaches topic (AQA A Level Psychology) Essay Plans included Outline and evaluate the behaviourist approach in psychology (16) Outline and evaluate the cognitive approach (16) Outline and evaluate the social learning approach in psychology (16) Outline and evaluate the biological approach in psychology (16) Outline and evaluate the humanistic approach in psychology (16) Outline and evaluate the psychodynamic approach in psychology (16)

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the approaches and their differences regarding: views on development, nature vs nurture, free will vs determinism, holism vs reductionism, being idiographic or nomothetic and their explanations of mental disorders. The table format of this document makes it easy to understand and memorise the differences between the 6 approaches to psychology: Psychodynamic, Behaviourist, Social Learning Theory, Cognitive, Biological and Humanist. Use this docum...