Forensics psychology (7181 7182)

Contains 6 essay plans covering the whole of the forensics module for psychology A level. A01 points in black, positive A03 points in green, negative A03 points in red, real world application in orange.

AQA A level Paper 3 forensic psychology essay plans

This is a high quality bundle of 7 essays regarding the forensic psychology reduced specification, written by an A* student.

Summarised, condensed, easy to understand revision notes containing only the REDUCED CONTENT for the 2022 summer paper for the forensics psychology section Includes Offender profiling Eysenck's theory of criminal personality Cognitive explanations of offending behaviour Level of moral reasoning and cognitive distortions Differential association theory Psychodynamic explanations of offending behaviour

6 summarised, easy to understand and remember essay plans for forensic psychology including AO1 and AO1 points 1. Discuss bottom up profiling 2. Discuss top-down profiling 3. Discuss Eysenck’s criminal personality as an explanation of offending 4. Discuss the cognitive explanation of offending 5. Discuss the psychodynamic explanation of offending 6. Discuss the differential association theory as a way of explaining offending behaviour

10 comprehensive, fully-developed exemplar essays (16 / 16 marks) covering questions that have appeared in past papers, as well as 5 predicted essays that haven't yet been asked in an exam, increasing the likelihood that they will appear as questions in the 2025 examination series. As well as featuring all the content you need, each essay includes clear, detailed AO1 (outline) and AO3 (evaluate), helping you to better understand how to structure an essay in A-Level psychology and hit all of the...

AQA A-Level Psychology Forensic Psychology Notes - summarised using all the relevant information, with key points and names in bold. Evaluations are clearly marked as + / - which allows for these notes too easily be converted into essay plans. Learning these notes achieved me an A*.

Involves notes on: - Offender Profiling (Top-Down & Bottom-Up Approach) - Biological Explanations: Atavistic Form - Biological Explanations: Neural - Biological Explanations: Genetic - Psychological Explanations: Eysenck's Theory - Psychological Explanations: Cognitive Explanations - Psychological Explanations: The Learning Approach - Psychological Explanations: Psychodynamic Explanations - Dealing with Offending Behaviour: Custodial Sentences - Dealing with Offending Behaviour: Behav...