A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Filter theory; social demography, similarity in attitudes, complementarity of needs AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations including supporting evidence, issue of causality and application to online relationships. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Absorption-addiction model, attachment theory AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations including supporting research evidence and issue of causation Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Reduced cues theory, absence of gating, stranger on the train effect, anonimity, hyper-personal model AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations including supporting and contradictory research evidence Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Intra-psychic stage, dyadic stage, social stage, grave dressing stage AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations including practical application, individual differences and incomplete model Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Description of fMRI, electroencephalograms (EEGs), event related potentials (ERPs) and post-mortem examinations AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to each method including temporal and spatial resolution. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Explanation of the 24 hour sleep/wake cycle including endogenous pacemakers e.g. the SCN and exogenous zeitgebers e.g. light AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to supporting research evidence, methodological issues, generalisability and practical application. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Description of the menstrual cycle including the follicular phase, ovulation and the luteal phase, the role of oestrogen, progesterone and PMS. Description of seasonal affective disorder. AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to supporting research evidence, methodological issues, practical application Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Sleep stages including EEG, OCG and EMG activity during REM and NREM sleep AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to methodological issues, practical application and individual differences. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Role of the SCN and pineal gland in the sleep/wake cycle, AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to supporting research from animal and human studies, interaction with EZs Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Role of light and social cues in the sleep/wake cycle AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to contradictory research evidence, methodological issues, practical application. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, adrenaline, negative feedback loop AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations including the freeze response, generalisability to women, genetic evidence and real life implications. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Plasticity, earning, synaptic pruning, axonal sprouting, denervation super sensitivity, recruitment of homologous areas AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to supporting research evidence, practical application to stroke patients, individual differences. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Sperry’s split brain research AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to scientific methodology, generalisability and contradictory research evidence. Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Ethical implications at participant and societal levels. Social sensitivity and conducting socially sensitive research AO2 = Social Influence and attachment research AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to cost-benefit analysis and reflexivity Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Idiographic approach and qualitative methods of investigation; nomothetic approach and quantitative methods. AO2 = biological, behavioural, humanistic and psycho-dynamic approaches. AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to objectivity and practical application Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.

A grade answer written by a teacher in line with AQA mark schemes, specification and approved textbooks. AO1 = Nativists, empiricists, tabula rasa, twin studies, interactionism, diathesis stress model AO3 = Balance of strengths and limitations relating to practical application and societal implications Approximately one page long to reflect the amount a student can write under exam conditions.