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This document provides a full set of revision notes for A-Level Psychology Unit 1, covering the major exam topics: Social Influence, Memory, Attachment and Psychopathology. It includes AO1 knowledge, AO3 evaluation points, key studies, explanations, examples, and essential exam-style prompts across all subtopics. The material follows the AQA specification and is structured to support both short-answer and extended-writing exam questions. It is suitable as a comprehensive study and revision resou...

This document summarises the key features, strengths, and limitations of unstructured interviews within A-Level Sociology research methods. It covers practical, ethical, theoretical, and methodological considerations, including flexibility, rapport-building, data validity, and challenges such as interviewer bias and lack of reliability. The content also includes applied examples, such as William Labov’s findings on Black American pupils, and issues related to researching schools.

This document provides a clear and structured summary of the Ontological Argument as introduced in a Year 12 Philosophy & Ethics lesson. It covers the background of St Anselm, the meaning of a priori reasoning, and both the first and second forms of Anselm’s argument. The content explains each premise step-by-step and highlights the distinction between the two versions of the argument. This summary is suitable for exam preparation and revision of key philosophical concepts.

Chpt 61: Globalisation Chpt 62: Specialisation and Trade Chpt 63: The terms of trade Chpt 64: Trading Blocs Chpt 65: Common Markets and monetary unions Chpt 66: The World Trade Organisation Chpt 67: Restrictions on free trade Chpt 68: Balance of payment issues Chpt 69: Exchange rate systems Chpt 70: The impact of changes in Exchange rates Chpt 71: International competitiveness Chpt 72: Inequality and Poverty Chpt 73: Redistribution of income and wealth Chpt 74: Measures of develop...

Full overview and detailed explanations of the whole topic - the media. Includes key sociologists for every topic listed in the media. Examples , explanations and evaluations included. Easy to memorise and understand for last minute revision for AQA A LEVELS all topics and sub topics included needed for synoptic links

Every single and important references and explanations used for Sociology -Education. Includes every significant link and sociologist relating to every topic within Education. Most include: 1) External Factors - Class Differences In Achievement 2) Internal Factors - Class Differences In Achievement 3) Ethnic Differences In Achievement 4) Gender Differences In Education 5) The Role Of Education In Society 6) Education Policy and Inequality 7) Policies On Gender And Ethnicity Packed ...

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