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

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PREVIEW OF THE POSTERS CHANGES THE FORMAT OF THE BOXES, HOWEVER, ONCE DOWNLOADED THIS ISSUE WILL BE SOLVED. THANK YOU! An in-depth poster displaying the biological explanations for criminal behaviour. Includes a description and evaluation of the atavistic form as well as genetic and neural explanations. Atavistic Form: atavistic characteristics, Lombrosso's research, and evaluation Genetic and neural explanations: twin studies, candidate genes, diathesis-stress m...

Two A3 posters displaying all the relevant information regarding the top-down and bottom-up approach. Includes a thorough description of each approach and when each approach is used. An in-depth evaluation is also included for each approach. INCLUDES EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW! A level grade: A

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PREVIEW OF THE POSTER HAS MOVED SOME OF THE TEXTBOXES, HOWEVER, ONCE DOWLOADED THIS ISSUE WILL BE SOLVED. THANK YOU! A summary of ways of defining and measuring crime. Includes information regarding: problems in defining crimes (cultural and historical issues), official statistics, victim surveys, and offender surveys. Includes positives and negatives of each method alongside situations in which they are used. Includes all relevant information needed for the cour...

A detailed PowerPoint including the relevant information regarding performer's diet and several dietary supplements. The PowerPoint includes: Brief introduction about a balanced diet, Carbohydrates, Fibre, Water and dehydration, Protein, Fats and cholesterol, Vitamins, Minerals, Calorie expenditure, Electrolyte balance, Glycogen loading, Creatine monohydrate, Sodium bicarbonate, Caffeine,

AS/A level PE PowerPoint covering the entire Sport and Society section in Book 1. Includes the following topics: 1. Pre-industrial Britain - Popular recreation (Pre-1870) 2. Social and cultural influences on the development of rational recreation (1780-1900) 3. Amateurism and Professionalism 4. The emergence of elite female footballers in modern-day sport 5. The rationalisation and modern-day development of lawn tennis 6. The rationalisation and modern-day development of track and fiel...

Two detailed PowerPoints focusing on Skill Acquisition No vital information is missing and it is well organised into different sections making it much easier to revise from. Includes the most relevant information to ensure your revision is effective and correct. Took approximately 15 hours to complete 39 detailed slides

A detailed PowerPoint which includes the following topics: The stages of learning, Purposes and types of feedback, Learning plateaus, Methods of guidance, Theories of learning, 22 slides GCSE grade: 8 A level grade: A

Includes a detailed PowerPoint with information on the following topics: Characteristics of a skill (e.g. open or closed), Transfer of learning, Methods of presenting practice, Types of practice RESULT IN GCSE PE: 8 A-LEVEL PE: A

A comparison table for all the approaches: Behaviourism, SLT, Cognitive, Biological, Psychodynamic, Humanistic Compares the different approach's views on: development, nature vs nurture, reductionism, determinism, and explanation for abnormal behaviour