Psychology is the study of the mind. In A Level Psychology you study a range of concepts contained within this definition. Students will develop an understanding of the workings of the mind, both in an anatomical and cognitive sense. The course enables students to develop skills in analytical techniques and evaluating skills both in writing and orally. In Psychology we ask interesting and popular questions: why do ‘good’ people make ‘bad’ decisions? Do our early relationships with parents and our upbringing impact adult relationships? What causes mental illnesses? How can we treat the array of mental illnesses? Psychology is increasingly popular; it has moved into the top three for both A-level and university degree subject choices.
Grade 6 in GCSE Maths and English Language
Year 12: Social influence; Memory Attachment; Approaches in Psychology; Psychopathology Research Methods Year 13: Social influence; Memory Attachment; Psychopathology Approaches in Psychology; Biopsychology; Research methods; Issues and debates in psychology How will I be assessed? There are three exams at the end of Year 13l. Student sit three papers as follows: Paper 1: Introductory Topics in Psychology: 33.3% of the A Level Paper 2: Psychology in Context: 33.3% of the A Level Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology: 33.3% of the A Level
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| Local Authority | Hounslow |
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Psychology is the study of the mind. In A Level Psychology you study a range of concepts contained within this definition. Students will develop an understanding of the workings of the mind, both in an anatomical and cognitive sense. The course enables students to develop skills in analytical techniques and evaluating skills both in writing and orally. In Psychology we ask interesting and popular questions: why do ‘good’ people make ‘bad’ decisions? Do our early relationships with parents and our upbringing impact adult relationships? What causes mental illnesses? How can we treat the array of mental illnesses? Psychology is increasingly popular; it has moved into the top three for both A-level and university degree subject choices.
Grade 6 in GCSE Maths and English Language
Year 12: Social influence; Memory Attachment; Approaches in Psychology; Psychopathology Research Methods Year 13: Social influence; Memory Attachment; Psychopathology Approaches in Psychology; Biopsychology; Research methods; Issues and debates in psychology How will I be assessed? There are three exams at the end of Year 13l. Student sit three papers as follows: Paper 1: Introductory Topics in Psychology: 33.3% of the A Level Paper 2: Psychology in Context: 33.3% of the A Level Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology: 33.3% of the A Level
