WJEC • Psychology

A summary of all the information needed to answer questions on the behaviourist approach for the unit 1 exam of WJEC AS Level Psychology. Includes: - Assumptions (humans are born like a blank slate, behaviour learned through conditioning, humans and animals learn in similar ways) - Application to relationships - Therapy and Evaluation (systematic desensitisation) - Key Study (Watson and Rayner (1920) and evaluation) - Evaluation of whole approach

A summary of all the information needed to answer questions on the psychodynamic approach for the unit 1 exam of WJEC AS Level Psychology. Includes: - Assumptions (Influence of Childhood Experiences, The Unconscious Mind, Tripartite Personality) - Application to relationships - Therapy (Dream Analysis) and Evaluation - Key Study (Bowlby (1944) and evaluation) - Evaluation of whole approach

A summary of all the information needed to answer questions on the biological approach for the unit 1 exam of WJEC AS Level Psychology. Includes: - Assumptions (evolutionary influences, localisation of brain function and neurotransmitters) - Application to relationships - Therapy and Evaluation - Key Study (Raine et al (1997) and evaluation) - Evaluation of whole approach

Mindmaps consisting of advantages and disadvantages of sampling methods, ethical considerations in research and the location of research for Component 2 Psychology - can be used for other exam boards as per the specifications

Distribution Curves Powerpoint for A Level Psychology Eduqas/WJEC component 2 - A* following the specification

This document covers all elements of the Social Learning Theory in psychology including assumptions, studies, strengths and weaknesses. It provides both information and inspiration to those who struggle with writing and organising notes.

This document covers all elements of the Cognitive Approach in psychology including assumptions, studies, strengths and weaknesses. It provides both information and inspiration to those who struggle with writing and organising notes.

This document covers all elements of the Humanistic Approach in psychology including assumptions, studies, strengths and weaknesses. It provides both information and inspiration to those who struggle with writing and organising notes.

This document covers all elements of the Psychodynamic Approach in psychology including assumptions, studies, strengths and weaknesses. It provides both information and inspiration to those who struggle with writing and organising notes.

This document covers all elements of the Behaviourist Approach in psychology including assumptions, studies, strengths and weaknesses. It provides both information and inspiration to those who struggle with writing and organising notes.