AS/A level Revision: Psychology, Biology and PE

A complete summary of how to deal with criminal behaviour. Includes everything you need to know to both fully understand and to get a grade a level psychology grade. A level grade: A

A 2-page A4 poster displaying all the relevant information regarding the use of restorative justice for dealing with criminal behaviour. Includes: a detailed description of the aims of restorative justice, key features of restorative justice, variations of the process, the Restorative Justice Council, and an in-depth evaluation. A level grade: A

A 2-page A4 poster displaying information regarding the use of behaviour modification during custody for dealing with offending behaviour. Includes all the information you need to know! Includes: behaviourist principles, token economy, how the behaviour is changed, factors that need to be established in order for the system to be set up, an in-depth evaluation. A level grade: A

A 2-page A4 poster displaying all the information regarding the use of custodial sentencing for dealing with criminal behaviour. Includes: aims of custodial sentencing, examples of custodial sentencing, psychological effects of custodial sentencing, the problem of recidivism, an evaluation of the use of custodial sentencing. A level grade: A

A 2-page A4 poster displaying all the information you need to know regarding the use of anger management for dealing with criminal behaviour. Includes: a brief introduction about the purpose of anger management, the three stages of anger management, Novaco's theory of anger, and an extremely in-depth evaluation. A level grade: A

A complete revision tool for the Psychological Explanations section under the Forensic Psychology topic for AS/A level Psychology. Covers all the information that you need to know plus more! Created by an A grade student.

A 2-page poster displaying information regarding the psychodynamic approach for explaining criminal behaviour. Includes: a brief introduction about the approach, the inadequate superego (a weak, deviant, and over-harsh superego), defence mechanisms, maternal deprivation theory (including Bowlby's 44 Juvenile thieves study), and an extremely in-depth evaluation (very one-sided towards the weaknesses). A level grade: A

A 2-page poster with information regarding Eysenck's Theory as a psychological explanation of criminal behaviour. Includes all the information that you need to know for your A level exam. Includes: the dimensions of the criminal personality type, Eysenck's personal test (method, findings, and brief evaluation), the role of socialisation for causing criminal behaviour, and an extremely in-depth evaluation. A level grade: A

A 2-page poster about the 'Differential Association Theory' which is part of the Forensic Psychology topic. Includes: an easy-to-understand description of the theory, the scientific basis behind the theory, factors causing criminality, pro-criminal attitudes, learning criminal acts, and an extremely in-depth evaluation (4 strengths and 3 weaknesses). A level grade: A

A 2-page poster displaying an in-depth level of information regarding cognitive explanations for committing crime. Includes: Kohlberg's level of moral reasoning, Heinz dilemma, Kohlberg's model and criminality, cognitive distortions, hostile attribution bias, minimilisation, and an evaulation (3 strengths and 8 weaknesses). A level grade: A