Psychology is the scientific study of human mind and behaviour. In Unit 1, you will explore four key approaches in psychology – social, cognitive, learning and biological – and develop an understanding of how psychological research and concepts can explain gender, aggression and consumer behaviour. In Unit 2, you will develop knowledge, understanding and skills in the scientific process and in psychological research methodology through their own psychological research project. In Unit 3, you will explore psychological approaches, theories and studies related to lifestyle choices, unhealthy behaviours and behavioura l change, linking them to their specific contexts. In Unit 4, you will EITHER explore the different theories used to explain criminal behaviour and the application of criminal and forensic psychology in the criminal justice system OR develop knowledge of psychopathology, types and characteristics of mental disorders and approaches to treatment, and the role of professionals in supporting and promoting mental health. Year 12: Unit 1: Psychological Approaches and Applications Unit 2: Conducting Psychological Research Year 13: Unit 3: Health Psychology Unit 4: Psychopathology OR Criminal and Forensic Psychology
Year 12 Externally marked exam - Unit 1: Psychological Approaches and Applications Internally marked coursework – Unit 2: Conducting Psychological Research Year 13 Externally marked exam – Unit 3: Health Psychology Internally marked coursework – Unit 4: Psychopathology OR Criminal and Forensic Psychology
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Birmingham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | The Broadway, Perry Barr, Birmingham, B20 3DP |
Psychology is the scientific study of human mind and behaviour. In Unit 1, you will explore four key approaches in psychology – social, cognitive, learning and biological – and develop an understanding of how psychological research and concepts can explain gender, aggression and consumer behaviour. In Unit 2, you will develop knowledge, understanding and skills in the scientific process and in psychological research methodology through their own psychological research project. In Unit 3, you will explore psychological approaches, theories and studies related to lifestyle choices, unhealthy behaviours and behavioura l change, linking them to their specific contexts. In Unit 4, you will EITHER explore the different theories used to explain criminal behaviour and the application of criminal and forensic psychology in the criminal justice system OR develop knowledge of psychopathology, types and characteristics of mental disorders and approaches to treatment, and the role of professionals in supporting and promoting mental health. Year 12: Unit 1: Psychological Approaches and Applications Unit 2: Conducting Psychological Research Year 13: Unit 3: Health Psychology Unit 4: Psychopathology OR Criminal and Forensic Psychology
Year 12 Externally marked exam - Unit 1: Psychological Approaches and Applications Internally marked coursework – Unit 2: Conducting Psychological Research Year 13 Externally marked exam – Unit 3: Health Psychology Internally marked coursework – Unit 4: Psychopathology OR Criminal and Forensic Psychology
