AQA A-level Psychology Book 1 notes (1st edition)

These notes provide a detailed summary of everything you need to know for year 1 and year 2 research methods, including strengths and weaknesses of each topic.

These model answers answer all of the possible short questions they could ask on attachment. These include questions from 2-6 marks, both AO1 and AO3.

The following document contains all my attachment essays, I revised of these to try and got an A. This contains all attachment 16 markers provided in the AQA book but also include some other essays

These are beautifully formatted notes for memory, which includes everything you need to know for the topic both AO1 and AO3. This is for the AS and A Level Psychology for AQA.

These model answers cover every short marked question 2-6, both AO1 and AO3 for memory in detail. They are answered in perfect detail so that you can get full marks in your exam.

Complete relationships notes Made according to specification

In depth AO1 and AO3 of social influence that includes evaluative points that include research methods, issues, debates and approaches as well as synoptic links that are the key to getting an A*. Enough content in the AO1 for full 6 marks of a 16 marker, notes helped me get A* in psychology A level.

In depth AO1 and AO3 of social influence that includes evaluative points that include research methods, issues, debates and approaches as well as synoptic links that are the key to getting an A*. Enough content in the AO1 for full 6 marks of a 16 marker, notes helped me get A* in psychology A level.

Table of AO1 and AO3 for A2 research methods, including diagrams and elaborated evaluation points that can not be found in any textbook. Evaluation includes synoptic links and issues, debates and approaches that are vital for top marks

PowerPoint describing the AO1 of REBT