<p>I wrote this guide to use for my A Level Psychology Paper 2 in 2018 - as every other guide I had didn’t explain the course in an easy enough way to actually understand it rather than simply ‘learn’ it: I achieved an A* in psychology. The guide is very colourful and includes lots of pictures and fun memory techniques (such as word association and mnemonics) to really help students build up a strong memory of some of the most challenging, and simple, parts of the AQA specification - so you can <strong>not only learn the information by rote - but truly understand the psychology and theory behind every bit of each topic</strong>, I often describe things using real world examples. This is increidbly helpful in the much more difficult dections of paper 2, like the complex research methods + statistical testing. Everything that both the full A-Level and the AS courses teach is described in a way that is easy to understand, whilst going into more than enough detail to achieve the amount of depth necessary to achieve the highest grades in an exam.</p> <p>As a (recently finished) A-Level student myself, I understand the amount of pressure students feel during an exam, and how easy it is for the mind to just ‘go blank’ - This revision guide is so helpful for making sure your mind doesn’t go blank: as the many different methods of explaining and visually/hypothetically demonstrating the whole psychology specification make it all easily relatable, understandable, and in turn <strong>much easier for a student to recall under the huge stress of an exam hall</strong>.</p> <p>Not only for use by students, this guide can also be incredibly useful for teachers as an aid in class, as a way to incorporate the perspective and thought process of a fellow student into lessons - engaging and really helping students of all levels of ability in Psychology.</p> <p>Every aspect of the current AQA A-Level Psychology Paper 2 specification is covered in this revision guide - with each topic (e.g. biopsychology) having its own table of contents - breaking down exactly which sub-topics make up each section. Students can use the tick boxes next to each sub-topic during revision or class, to be able to keep a good track of what they have already gone through - or need to go over one more time.</p> <p>**<strong>The whole revision guide is 71 pages long</strong></p>

<p>I wrote this <strong>65 page</strong> guide to use for my A Level Psychology Paper 3 in 2018 - as every other guide didn’t explain topics in an easy enough way to <strong>properly understand course content rather than simply ‘learn’ it</strong>: I achieved an A* in psychology. This guide covers the <strong>Issues &amp; Debates, Schizophrenia, Gender, and Aggression</strong> topic choices. The guide is very colourful and includes lots of pictures and fun memory techniques (such as word association and mnemonics) to really help students build up a strong memory of some of the most challenging, and simple, parts of the AQA specification - so you can <strong>not only learn the information by rote - but truly ‘get’ the psychology and theory behind every bit of each topic</strong>, I often describe things using real world examples. Everything that both the full A-Level and the AS courses teach is described in a way that is easy to understand, whilst going into more than enough detail to achieve the amount of depth necessary to achieve the highest grades in an exam.</p> <p>As a (recently finished) A-Level student myself, I understand the amount of pressure students feel during an exam, and how easy it is for the mind to just ‘go blank’ - This revision guide is so helpful for <strong>making sure your mind doesn’t go blank</strong>: as the many different methods of explaining and visually/hypothetically demonstrating the whole psychology specification make it all easily relatable, understandable, and in turn much easier for a student to recall under the huge stress of an exam hall.</p> <p>Not only for use by students, this guide can also be incredibly <strong>useful for teachers</strong> as an aid in class, as a way to <strong>incorporate the perspective and thought process of a fellow student into lessons</strong> - engaging and really helping students of all levels of ability in Psychology.</p> <p>Every aspect of the current AQA A-Level Psychology Paper 3 specification for the topics of <strong>Issues Debates; Schizophrenia; Aggression; and Gender</strong> is covered in this revision guide - with each topic having its own table of contents -<strong>breaking down exactly which sub-topics make up each section</strong>. Students can use the <strong>tick boxes next to each sub-topic</strong> during revision or class, to be able to keep a good track of what they have already gone through - or need to go over one more time.</p> <p>**<strong>The whole revision guide is 65 pages long</strong></p>

<p>I wrote this guide to use for my A Level Psychology Paper 1 in 2018 - as every other guide I had didn’t explain the course in an easy enough way to <strong>properly understand course content rather than simply ‘learn’ it</strong>: I achieved an A* in psychology. The guide is very colourful and includes lots of pictures and fun memory techniques (such as word association and mnemonics) to really help students build up a strong memory of some of the most challenging, and simple, parts of the AQA specification - so you can <strong>not only learn the information by rote - but truly ‘get’ the psychology and theory behind every bit of each topic</strong>, I often describe things using real world examples. Everything that both the full A-Level and the AS courses teach is described in a way that is easy to understand, whilst going into more than enough detail to achieve the amount of depth necessary to achieve the highest grades in an exam.</p> <p>As a (recently finished) A-Level student myself, I understand the amount of pressure students feel during an exam, and how easy it is for the mind to just ‘go blank’ - This revision guide is so helpful for <strong>making sure your mind doesn’t go blank</strong>: as the many different methods of explaining and visually/hypothetically demonstrating the whole psychology specification make it all easily relatable, understandable, and in turn much easier for a student to recall under the huge stress of an exam hall.</p> <p>Not only for use by students, this guide can also be incredibly <strong>useful for teachers</strong> as an aid in class, as a way to <strong>incorporate the perspective and thought process of a fellow student into lessons</strong> - engaging and really helping students of all levels of ability in Psychology.</p> <p>Every aspect of the current AQA A-Level Psychology Paper 1 specification is covered in this revision guide - with each topic (e.g. social or developmental) having its own table of contents -<strong>breaking down exactly which sub-topics make up each section</strong>. Students can use the <strong>tick boxes next to each sub-topic</strong> during revision or class, to be able to keep a good track of what they have already gone through - or need to go over one more time.</p> <p>The whole revision guide is <strong>79 pages long</strong></p>