Revision summary worksheet for the paper 1 psychopathology topic for depression. This includes the characteristics and treatments of depression.

Revision summary worksheet for the paper 1 psychopathology topic of OCD. This worksheet includes the characteristics and treatments of OCD.

AQA A-level psychology, paper 1- psychopathology definitions of abnormality revision summary sheet with visual aid.

Revision summary worksheet for the paper 1 topic of psychopathology on phobias. This includes the characteristics and treatments for phobias.

Paper 1 recall questions for students to practice their knowledge independently or with teacher guidance. 30 questions for each topic area, memory, attachment, social influence and psychopathology.

Intervention booklet based on the paper 1 topic of memory. This is based on the May 2020 exam paper. This booklet focuses on revising key content needed to answer the memory questions and opportunity for teacher modelling using the approach of i do, we do, you do.

A level Psychology intervention booklet based on the paper 2 topic of approaches. This is based on the June 2018 exam series. This booklet has recall activities and assessment practice with the opportunity for teacher modelling using the approach of i do, we do, you do.

Introductory booklet for Y12 AQA A-level Psychology. Introduces the topics of memory, social influence and psychopathology, through a range of research tasks and questions. A section on researching careers in Psychology and useful resources, this includes books, films and documentaries.

Booklet designed for Y13 to support learning over the summer holidays. Sets of retrieval questions on the topics of memory, social influence, attachment, psychopathology and research methods. #challenge questions on the topic of issues and debates as a research task introducing the topic to students prior to starting Y13.

A-Level Psychology taster session lesson. Lesson is designed for a two hour session and is based upon the AQA specification. Lesson introduces the topics of social influence and psychopathology, in a way designed to get students discussing the topics and sharing ideas.