Empower
Educators
Search

Psychology·A Level revision guides

Psychology A Level revision guides

Built on the DfE’s A level subject content: the core ideas beside a figure, worked examples, the misconceptions that cost marks, and questions to test yourself on.

1 title · 10 pages

Cover of A Level Psychology Revision Guide

Psychology · A Level £4.99

A Level Psychology Revision Guide

The whole of A level psychology in ten pages: how the course is assessed, then a page each for the five areas the DfE names (cognitive, social, developmental, individual differences and biological), followed by the four approaches, research methods, describing data and inferential statistics. Five drawings on every page, all made for the guide: a Stroop card in colour, the Strange Situation as one room in four moments, a brain and a neuron, people being allocated to conditions, a scatter whose correlation is computed from the points you can see, and the five per cent that decides significance shaded on the distribution it comes from. Three core ideas, a worked example in three steps, three misconceptions and eight cover-and-test questions on every page.

The DfE’s GCE AS and A level subject content for biology, chemistry, physics and psychology (April 2014), Appendix 4 for the psychology content and Appendix 6d for the mathematical requirements, with Ofqual’s GCE subject level conditions and requirements for psychology (Ofqual/14/5408), quoted word for word; no board’s specification, no paper or component names, and no claim about which studies your board examines · 10 pages, 10 sections ·For A level psychology students revising the whole course, and for teachers to set as revision or use in lessons

See every page · part-blurred

🔓 Buy to remove the watermark · print-ready

One purchase covers the school that buys it · PDF straight after payment · Refunds

← Everything else for Psychology

Your basket

Nothing in it yet.

Total £0.00

Checkout

Your download is ready straight after payment. Downloading it ends the 14-day right to cancel; a file that is faulty or not as described is always refunded. Refunds