This is an essay titled: how smoking effects others more than you! This can be used for analysing Techniques, rewriting, or practice/ example use. Here is the first paragraph: I staggered out of the structure, hacking and wheezing, smoke filling my eyes and lungs. I pulled quickly at my bind to slacken my collar, my head beating as I ran out the entryway. …new… .air… .have to… .have… .new… …air…

This is an example essay on the topic is like actually a matter of chance? It covers both sides if the arguement and can be used as revision to be rewritten, practice or as an example, here is the first paragraph: In truth, karma doesn’t have anything to do with something working possibly in support of you. Karma doesn’t involve possibility. It involves being available to new encounters, persistence, difficult work, and positive reasoning.

The features of a science in AQA alevel psychology

Possible 5 mark questions which could come up in component one (paper one) - 15 markers not included.

Possible 10 and 15 mark questions which could come up in component one (paper one).

Templates for all the Alevel law 25 mark tort scenarios from component 2 of Eduqas law. This is a template not a complete answer and will bee need be filled in with the appropriate information from the scenario in the exam.

A template sample example for a occupier’s liability 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law

A template sample example for a negligence 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law.

A template sample example for a nuisance 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law.

A template sample example for a Rylands v Fletcher 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law

A template sample example for a vicarious liability 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law

A template sample example for a trespass to land 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law

A template sample example for a remedies 25 marker scenario in paper 2 Tort Law

Multi-Store model research notes for Alevel psychology including, Sperling (1960), Jacobs (1887), Miller (1956), Peterson and Peterson (1959), Baddeley (1966) and Bahrick (1975)

Working memory model revsion notes for Alevel psychology.

Multi-Store model notes for Alevel psychology

This is a complete set of notes for factors that affect eyewitness testimonies (leading questions). This includes research and evaluation points.

This includes a complete set of revision notes for alevel psychology long term memory (semantic,episodic, procedural).

This includes a complete set of revision notes for information related to post event discussion in the memory topic of alevel psychology.

Complete set of Alevel Psychology memory notes for forgetting (retrieval failure and interference).