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Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Research Methods topic. They include experimental methods and designs, sampling techniques, ethical issues, observational techniques, self-report methods, correlations, data handling and descriptive statistics, inferential testing and choosing the right statistical test, and reporting psychological investigations. Key points and worked examples are ready to use in exam answers, with clear explanations of the maths skills you ne...

Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Research Methods topic. They include experimental methods and designs, sampling techniques, ethical issues, observational techniques, self-report methods, correlations, data handling and descriptive statistics, inferential testing and choosing the right statistical test, and reporting psychological investigations. Key points and worked examples are ready to use in exam answers, with clear explanations of the maths skills you ne...

Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Biopsychology topic. They include the nervous system and endocrine system, neurons and synaptic transmission, the fight or flight response, localisation of function and hemispheric lateralisation, split-brain research, brain plasticity and functional recovery, ways of studying the brain (fMRI, EEG, ERPs, and post-mortem examinations), and biological rhythms. Key studies and evaluation points are ready to use in essays, with sep...

Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Approaches topic. They include the origins of psychology, the learning approaches (behaviourist and social learning theory), the cognitive approach, the biological approach, and the psychodynamic and humanistic approaches, plus comparison of approaches. Key studies and evaluation points are ready to use in essays, with separate AO1 and AO3 breakdowns so you know what to describe and what to evaluate. Ideal for first-time learni...

Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Social Influence topic. They include types of and explanations for conformity, Asch's and Zimbardo's research, Milgram's obedience studies and situational variables, the authoritarian personality, resistance to social influence, minority influence, and social change. Key studies and evaluation points are ready to use in essays, with separate AO1 and AO3 breakdowns so you know what to describe and what to evaluate. Idea...

Concise, exam-focused notes covering the full AQA A-level Psychology Psychopathology topic. They include definitions of abnormality, the characteristics, explanation and treatment of phobias, depression, and OCD using the behaviourist, cognitive and biological approach. Key studies and evaluation points are ready to use in essays, with separate AO1 and AO3 breakdowns so you know what to describe and what to evaluate. Ideal for first-time learning or last-minute revision.

These concise, exam-focused notes cover the full AQA A-level Psychology Attachment topic, so you only revise what you'll be examined on. They include caregiver-infant interactions (reciprocity and interactional synchrony), stages of attachment, multiple attachments and the role of the father, animal studies of attachment, explanations of attachment (learning theory and Bowlby's monotropic theory), Ainsworth's Strange Situation and types of attachment, cultural variations in attachment, ...

This visual mind map condenses the full AQA A-level Psychology Memory topic onto one easy-to-follow page, so you can see how everything connects at a glance. It covers the multi-store model of memory, types of long-term memory, the working memory model, explanations for forgetting (interference and retrieval failure), factors affecting eyewitness testimony (misleading information and anxiety), and the cognitive interview. Key studies and evaluation points are built into each branch, making it qu...

These concise, exam-focused notes cover the full AQA A-level Psychology Memory topic, so you only revise what you'll be examined on. They include the multi-store model of memory, types of long-term memory, the working memory model, explanations for forgetting (interference and retrieval failure), factors affecting eyewitness testimony (misleading information and anxiety), and the cognitive interview. Key studies and evaluation points are ready to use in essays, with separate AO1 and AO3 break...