This resource contains 6 powerpoints, and is for the Pearson-Edexcel GCSE spec. It contains all information on keywords, key theories, and the key studies that are required for GCSE. Each Powerpoint also contains the Specification references! The first 5 topics are required for Paper 1. Research methods is required for Paper 2. The powerpoints are as followings: Development Memory Psychological problems The brain and neuropsychology Social influence Research Methods Issues and Debates Each powerpoint contains between 20 and 50 slides. These powerpoints are suitable as a revision resource to students, if they need the content. Theyare also suitable for teachers, who are looking for a powerpoint outlining exactly what is needed to be taught to the children.

This resource contains 9 powerpoints, and is for the Pearson-Edexcel GCSE spec. It contains all information on keywords, key theories, and the key studies that are required for the GCSE. Each Powerpoint also contains the Specification references! The powerpoints are as followings: Development Memory Psychological problems The brain and neuropsychology Social influence Criminal Psychology Sleep and Dreaming Research Methods Issues and Debates Powerpoints 1-5 and 9 are needed for Paper 1. Powerpoints 6, 7 and 8 are needed for Paper 2. Given that you have picked criminal psychology, and sleep and dreaming as your options. Each powerpoint contains between 20 and 50 slides. These powerpoints are suitable as a revision resource to students, if they need the content. And are also suitable for teachers, who are looking for a powerpoint outlining exactly what is needed to be taught to the children.

Attached is a powerpoint going through the relevant content for each topic of Child psychology which makes up part of the applied module for the OCR A-level psychology exam. The topics are: Intelligence. Pre-adult brain development. Perceptual development. Cognitive development and education. Development of attachment. Impact of advertising on children. The powerpoint goes through: The background including research. The key research in APPFC format with implications of the research. Applications of the area. There are also various exam questions after every topic including part a, b and c’s. This would make both a great teaching resource as well as a good revision resource for students. It is worth noting, that topic 2 of child is hot, meaning it is likely that it will appear on the 2024 paper.

Attached is a powerpoint going through the relevant content for each topic of Criminal psychology which makes up part of the applied module for the OCR A-level psychology exam. The topics are: What makes a criminal? Collection and processing of forensic evidence. Collection of evidence. Psychology and the courtroom. Crime prevention. Effects of imprisonment. The powerpoint goes through: The background including research. The key research in APPFC format with implications of the research. Applications of the area. There are also various exam questions after every topic including part a, b and c’s. This would make both a great teaching resource as well as a good revision resource for students. It is worth noting that topic 2 of criminal is hot as it has never featured on a real paper and is likely to appear on the 2024 paper.

This resource is suitable for A-level psychology, specifically the OCR specification. It contains 6 powerpoints: Loftus and Palmer Grant Moray Simons and Chabris Contemporary studies Linking to key theme and cognitive area The first 4 powerpoints go through the aims, method, procedure, findings, conclusions and evaluation points of the study. There are 8 evaluation slides going through the method, data, validity, reliability, etc. The last slide also contains 10 questions to test your knowledge. The other 2 powerpoints are for specific questions. E.g. How does the contemporary study change our understanding of the key theme, how does the study link to the cognitive area, etc. Each powerpoint is from 10-30 slides. This resource will act as a great revision guide for students and also a great resource for teachers, who want to deliver the content.

Attached are 2 powerpoints, including: The behaviourist perspective The Psychodynamic perspective These outline the defining principles, key ideas and evaluation of each perspective. This is an ideal revision resource for students or for teachers who wish to teach the content. These are designed for the OCR specification, however may match other specifications !

Attached is a psychology ‘poster’ that outlines the defining principles and evaluation of each area. A useful resource to print off and keep within your notes to refer to when answering questions ! This is suited for any specification.