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Detailed notes from all 4 modules: social influence, memory, attachment & approaches. [These include both AO1 & AO3]

This summary covers all approaches in the specification: behaviourist, social learning, biological, cognitive, psychodynamic and humanistic. It further touches on the origins of Psychology (including Wundt and his method of introspection).

This summary covers in-depth notes on phobias (using a behavioural approach), OCD (using a biological approach), depression (using a cognitive approach) and definitions of abnormality.

This summarises all of the attachment module, this includes: caregiver-infant interactions, stages of attachment, animal studies, both learning theory and Bowlby's monotropic theory as explanations of attachment, measuring attachment, cultural variations in attachment, Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation, effects of institutionalisation and the effects of early attachment on later relationships.

This package covers summary notes on drought as well as 2 case studies on droughts (Australia & Ethiopia).

This summary covers 2 case studies: Australia () and Ethiopia (2016). For each, it covers background context, impacts on people, impacts on eco systems and responses to the drought (from governments, organisations, and individuals).

This summary covers what drought is, both natural and human causes of drought, why it is a hazard and why global circulation makes some locations more vulnerable to drought.

This is an in-depth summary of notes for the memory module, including coding, capacity & duration, multi-store model, long-term memory, working memory model, explanations for forgetting and accuracy or eyewitness testimonies.

This is an in-depth summary of notes for the Social Influence module of AQA A-Level Psychology. It covers: conformity, Asch's research, Zimbardo's research, obedience (situational, social-psychological & dispositional), Milgram's study, resistance to social influence, minority influence and social change. It includes both AO1 and AO2 points.