Ib psychology sl - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes for IB Psychology required for paper 1. Package contains the biological approach, sociocultural approach, and the cognitive approach. Notes from a candidate who sat in the May 2024 session. Good for both HL and SL students.

Unlock the secrets of Psychology's Research Methodology with these notes tailored specifically for the IB Diploma Programme's SL/HL Unit 1 curriculum. From understanding the basics of research in psychology to diving deep into quantitative, correlational & qualitative experimental methods, these notes cover it all. Perfect for both Standard Level (SL) and Higher Level (HL) students, they offer clear explanations and examples to help you grasp each concept with ease. This will be your summarize...

This document includes descriptions of each relevant topic of the psychology course. Understanding the principles is essential for writing essays or answer exam questions. The notes are broken down into bullet points, which makes it easy to learn and understand.

This document summarizes the most important research methods in psychology. The bullet points make it easy to understand and even include advantages and disadvantages of each research method. This summary helps you to write essays and also understand why researchers have chosen a specific method for their study.

This SL Psychology IA was graded a 21/22. Hopefully this high-quality example will guide you through your own IA and offer insight into how to structure the IA as well.

(Suitable both for HL and SL - Biological Extension for HL not included, detailed critical analysis for both studies and theories, studies summarized into aim, method, results and conclusion) - The Brain and Behavior - Techniques used to Study the Brain: MRI, fMRI - Localization - Neuroplasticity - Neurotransmitters and their Effect on Behavior - Hormones and Behavior: Adrenaline, Oxytocin - Pheromones and Behavior - Genetics and Behavior: Genes, Genetic Similarities (Twin and Kinship...

IB Psychology SL Sociocultural approach ERQ Question includes Social Identity theory Social cognitive theory Formation of stereotype Effects of stereotype Cultural dimensions Influence of culture on one behaviour Enculturation Acculturation

(Includes detailed critical analysis, good for SL and HL, studies are summarized into aim, method, results and conclusion) - Models of Memory: The Multi-Store Model, The Working Memory Model - Thinking and Decision Making: Dual Process Model of Thinking, Theory of Planned Behavior - Reliability of Cognitive Processes (Biases in Thinking and Decision Making): Anchoring Bias, Confirmation Bias - Cognitive Processing: Schema Theory - Reliability of Cognitive Processes (Reconstructive Memo...