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10 comprehensive, fully-developed exemplar essays (16 / 16 marks) covering hemispheric lateralisation, localisation of function, split-brain research, circadian rhythms, ultradian and infradian rhythms, exogenous zeitgebers and endogenous pacemakers, fight or flight and methods of studying the brain. Finally, the notes include two bonus 8-mark essays on the structure and function of both the endocrine system and the nervous system, leaving you fully prepared to tackle the Biopsychology section o...

12 comprehensive, fully-developed exemplar essays (16 / 16 marks) covering the behaviourist approach, Social Learning Theory, the cognitive approach, the biological approach, the psychodynamic approach, the humanistic approach, operant conditioning. The document also covers comparison questions (which are rarer, but could well come up in the exam nonetheless), drawing parallels between the cognitive approach and psychodynamic approach, the biological and behaviourist approach and the psychodyna...

Essential for those studying Christina Rossetti's poetry, these comprehensive summary notes distil the crucial information and quotes from all the poems featured in the OCR A-Level English Literature specification. This allows you to get to the core of what each poem is saying, the themes it addresses, and the key quotations to be learning, saving you the hassle of re-reading and analysing each poem yourself

This comprehensive summary of interpretations of 'Hamlet' over time is designed to help you hit AO5, which makes up 50% of your mark in the OCR A-Level Shakespeare whole-text question. The notes are organised in table format to make them easy to follow, with columns for each era, the corresponding overall critical consensus on the play, individual critics and their direct quotations, and then relevant quotations from the play to back up each view

Containing everything you need to effectively analyse Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this comprehensive 49-page textual analysis identifies and explains structural and linguistic techniques in-depth. The analysis is organised by theme / dramatic effect, with the requirements of the OCR A-Level extract question in mind

Containing everything you need to effectively analyse Act 4 of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this comprehensive 19-page textual analysis identifies and explains structural and linguistic techniques in-depth. It also includes suggestions for how to structure your introduction and conclusion, something that students often struggle with. The analysis is organised by theme / dramatic effect, with the requirements of the OCR A-Level extract question in mind, but it could be used as effective preparation fo...

Containing everything you need to effectively analyse Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this comprehensive 49-page textual analysis identifies and explains structural and linguistic techniques in-depth. The analysis is organised by theme / dramatic effect, with the requirements of the OCR A-Level extract question in mind, but it could be used as effective preparation for a variety of examinations and exam boards. The document not only covers close analysis, but also relevant critical statements, helping y...

Engaging, concise mind maps - written by an A* student - feature all the key terms and content you need to answer questions on the definitions of abnormality, a notoriously tricky topic within the AQA A Level Psychology specification. These mind maps also function as comprehensive essay plans (as they include both AO1 and AO3 content), preparing you for an essay on definitions of abnormality within the Psychopathology unit on paper 1

A fully-developed, complete model essay written for the AQA A-Level Biology Specification and graded A*. This exemplar provides you with a framework for structuring your own essays, demonstrating how to fulfil both the criteria of AO2 and AO3, as well as offering ideas for potential content that you can apply to other essay titles. Available for purchase on its own or as part of a bundle deal with another essay, 'The Importance of Variation and Diversity'. The synoptic essay at the end of Paper ...