This contains all lessons in the Social Influence topic for AQA GCSE Psychology containing Powerpoints for each subtopic and associated worksheet. Also includes knowledge organisers for revision. Conformity - Asch’s Study Social & Dispositional Factors Obedience - Milgram’s Study Milgram’s Agency Theory Adorno’s Theory Prosocial Behaviour - Piliavin’s Study Social & Dispositional Factors Crowd & Collective Behaviour Deindividuation Social & Dispositional Factors Revision resources

This contains all lessons in the Perception topic for AQA GCSE Psychology containing Powerpoints for each subtopic and associated worksheet. Also includes knowledge organisers for revision. Piaget’s theory of language & thought The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis Our view of the world Human vs animal communication Von Frisch’s bee study Eye contact Body language Personal space Non-verbal behaviour - Darwin’s theory Non-verbal behaviour - Innate or learned Non-verbal behaviour - Yuki’s study of emoticons

This contains all lessons in the Research Methods topic for AQA GCSE Psychology containing Powerpoints for each subtopic and booklet for the whole unit. Also includes knowledge organisers for revision. Hypotheses & variables Extraneous variables Types of experiment Experimental design Sampling methods Ethical considerations Questionnaires & interviews Observations Correlations Case studies Reliability & validity Types of data Descriptive statistics Computation

This contains all lessons in the Perception topic for AQA GCSE Psychology containing Powerpoints for each subtopic and associated worksheet. Also includes knowledge organisers for revision. Sensation & Perception Visual cues & constancies Visual illusions Theories of perception: Gibson’s Direct Theory Gregory’s Constructivist Theory Factors affecting perception: Culture Emotion Motivation Expectation

This contains all lessons in the Memory topic for AQA GCSE Psychology containing Powerpoints for each subtopic and associated worksheet. Also includes knowledge organisers for revision. Processes of memory: encoding (input) storage and retrieval (output) Different types of memory: episodic memory, semantic memory and procedural memory. How memories are encoded and stored. Structures of memory The multi-store model of memory: sensory, short term and long term. Features of each store: coding, capacity, duration. Primacy and recency effects in recall: the effects of serial position. Murdock’s serial position curve study. Memory as an active process The Theory of Reconstructive Memory, including the concept of ‘effort after meaning’. Bartlett’s War of the Ghosts study. Factors affecting the accuracy of memory, including interference, context and false memories.