Psychology · A Level

A Level Psychology Revision Guide

The whole of A level psychology in nineteen pages: how the course is assessed, the five areas the DfE names, the four approaches, research methods, and the statistics the DfE lists, which Ofqual says must make up at least ten per cent of the marks. Every point of content is marked AS or A level only, taken from the DfE’s own type. Each page has five drawings made for it, three ideas, a worked example in three steps, three misconceptions and eight cover-and-test questions.

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All A Level revision guides

How A Level Psychology Is Assessed · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 1 — Page 1 *How A Level Psychology Is Assessed*

Cognitive Psychology · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 2 — Page 2 *Cognitive Psychology*

Social Psychology · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 3 — Page 3 *Social Psychology*

Developmental Psychology · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 4 — Page 4 *Developmental Psychology*

Individual Differences · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 5 — Page 5 *Individual Differences*

Biological Psychology · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 6 — Page 6 *Biological Psychology*

Research Methods: Collecting Data · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 7 — Page 7 *Research Methods: Collecting Data*

Experimental Design, Sampling and Ethics · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 8 — Page 8 *Experimental Design, Sampling and Ethics*

Qualitative and Quantitative Data · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 9 — Page 9 *Qualitative and Quantitative Data*

Describing Data · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 10 — Page 10 *Describing Data*

Mathematical Skills: Numbers, Estimates and Correlation · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 11 — Page 11 *Mathematical Skills: Numbers, Estimates and Correlation*

The Four Approaches · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 12 — Page 12 *The Four Approaches*

Behavioural and Psychodynamic Approaches · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 13 — Page 13 *Behavioural and Psychodynamic Approaches*

Issues and Debates · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 14 — Page 14 *Issues and Debates*

Applying Psychology · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 15 — Page 15 *Applying Psychology*

Psychology as a Science · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 16 — Page 16 *Psychology as a Science*

Designing and Reporting Investigations · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 17 — Page 17 *Designing and Reporting Investigations*

Inferential Statistics: Probability and Choosing a Test · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 18 — Page 18 *Inferential Statistics: Probability and Choosing a Test*

Inferential Statistics: Calculating a Test and Reading the Table · A Level Psychology Revision Guide, page 19 — Page 19 *Inferential Statistics: Calculating a Test and Reading the Table*

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Referenced to 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
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