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Bridging academic authority with modern digital learning – designed specifically for A-level Psychology success.
Bridging academic authority with modern digital learning – designed specifically for A-level Psychology success.
Bridging academic authority with modern digital learning – designed specifically for A-level Psychology success.
This course explores how our behaviour is shaped by our biology, from the genes we inherit to the structure and chemistry of our brains. You will examine why some individuals are more prone to aggression, how drugs affect synaptic transmission and the extent to which behaviour is determined by nature rather than nurture. Through classic and contemporary studies, you'll learn how biological influences affect antisocial behaviour. You'll also develop key research methods skills including brain scans, twin and adoption studies and correlational research and explore the contemporary key question: 'What are the implications upon society if aggression is due to nature or not nurture?' Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to practice short and long exam questions with AI feedback and model answers, as well as practice quizzes on every sub-topic. This course covers the complete Edexcel specification for the Biological Approach
£80
This course explores how we process, store and use information. You'll examine internal mental processes like memory by studying models of memory and how schemas influence our understanding of the world. Through classic and contemporary studies, you'll learn how cognitive psychology explains everyday phenomena like eyewitness testimony and why memory sometimes fails us. You'll also develop key research methods skills including experiments and case studies of brain-damaged patients and explore a contemporary key question: 'How can psychologist's understanding of memory help people with dementia?' Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to practice short and long exam questions with AI feedback and model answers, as well as practice quizzes on every sub-topic.This course covers the complete Edexcel specification for the Cognitive Approach.
£80
This course explores how our behaviour is shaped by other people, groups, society and culture. You will examine why individuals obey authority and develop prejudice towards others.Through classic and contemporary studies, you'll learn how social influences affect everything from everyday decisions to extreme behaviours.You'll also develop key research methods skills including self-reports and explore the contemporary key question: 'How can social psychology explain and reduce prejudice in society. Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to practice short and long exam questions with AI feedback and model answers, as well as practice quizzes on every sub-topic.This course covers the complete Edexcel specification for the Social Approach.
£80
This course explores how psychologists understand, diagnose and treat mental health disorders with a particular focus on schizophrenia and other psychological conditions. You will examine different explanations of mental illness, including biological and psychological factors and evaluate the effectiveness of treatments such as drug therapy and psychological therapies. Through classic and contemporary research, you'll explore the challenges of diagnosing mental health disorders, including issues of reliability, validity and cultural differences. You'll also develop key research methods skills and investigate how psychological research can improve the understanding and treatment of mental health conditions. Throughout the course, you'll have the opportunity to practice short and long exam questions, as well as interactive quizzes on every sub-topic. This course covers the complete Edexcel A Level Psychology specification for the Clinical Approach.
£80
This course explores how our behaviour is learned through experience, from the associations we form to the consequences that shape our actions. You will examine how we acquire new behaviours, why we develop fears, and how observing others can influence our own actions. Through classic and contemporary studies, you'll learn how learning principles affect everything from everyday habits to the development and treatment of phobias. You'll also develop key research methods skills including observations, animal research and content analysis, and explore the contemporary key question: 'Would it be a good idea for airline companies to offer treatment programmes for fear of flying?' Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to practice short and long exam questions with model answers, as well as practice quizzes on every sub-topic. This course covers the complete Edexcel specification for the Learning Approach.
£80