<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Animal Studies of Attachment</li> <li>Bowlby’s Monotropic Attachment Theory</li> <li>Caregiver-infant Interactions</li> <li>Cultural Variations in Attachment</li> <li>Development of Attachment</li> <li>Learning Theory Explanation of Attachment</li> <li>The Effects of Institutionalisation</li> <li>Types of Attachment</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Classical and Operant Conditioning</li> <li>Comparison of the Approaches</li> <li>Fight or Flight Response</li> <li>Neurons and Synaptic Transmission</li> <li>The Origins of Psychology</li> <li>Social Learning Theory</li> <li>The Biological Approach</li> <li>The Cognitive Approach</li> <li>The Endocrine System</li> <li>The Nervous System</li> <li>The Psychodynamic Approach</li> <li>The Humanistic Approach</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Duck’s Phase Model</li> <li>Equity Theory</li> <li>Factors Affecting Attraction: Filter Theory</li> <li>Factors Affecting Attraction: Physical Attractiveness</li> <li>Factors Affecting Attraction: Self Disclosure</li> <li>Parasocial Relationships</li> <li>Rusbult’s Investment Model</li> <li>Sexual Selection and Human Reproductive Behaviour</li> <li>Social Exchange Theory</li> <li>Virtual Relationships</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Definitions of Abnormality</li> <li>Depression</li> <li>OCD</li> <li>Phobias</li> <li>Treatment of Depression</li> <li>Treatment of OCD</li> <li>Treatment of Phobias</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Eyewitness Testimony and Anxiety</li> <li>Eyewitness Testimony and Misleading Information</li> <li>Interference Theory</li> <li>Long Term Memory</li> <li>Retrieval Failure</li> <li>Sensory Register</li> <li>Short Term Memory</li> <li>The Cognitive Interview</li> <li>The Multi-Store Model</li> <li>The Working Memory Model</li> <li>Types of Long-term Memory</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Ethical Implications of Research and Theory</li> <li>Free Will vs Determinism</li> <li>Holism vs Reductionism</li> <li>Idographic vs Nomothetic</li> <li>Nature vs Nurture</li> <li>Culture Bias</li> <li>Gender Bias</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Biological Rhythms</li> <li>Hemispheric Lateralisation</li> <li>Localisation of Function in the Brain</li> <li>Plasticity and Functional Recovery of the Brain</li> <li>Endogenous Pacemakers and Exogenous Zeitgebers</li> <li>Ways of Investigating the Brain</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Aims, Variables, Hypotheses, Sampling</li> <li>Correlations</li> <li>Experimental Designs, Control, Pilot Studies, Demand Characteristics, Investigator Effects</li> <li>Observational Techniques</li> <li>Self-report Techniques</li> <li>The Experimental Method</li> </ul>

<p>A set of comprehensive, one-page summary sheets covering all key content on specified areas within this topic, with information drawn from A Level textbooks, class notes, and online resources. Includes relevant key studies and comprehensive evaluation. These notes are more than sufficient to achieve an A* at A Level, and can be used either as a teaching aid or as revision material.</p> <p>Included are full summaries on:</p> <ul> <li>Conformity to Social Roles</li> <li>Explanations for Obedience</li> <li>Minority Influence</li> <li>Resistance to Social Influence</li> <li>Situational Variables affecting Obedience</li> <li>Social Influence in Social Change</li> <li>The Authoritarian Personality</li> <li>Types of and Explanations for Conformity</li> <li>Variables Affecting Conformity</li> </ul>