<p>The full content of ‘Psychological problems’ for GCSE Psychology (OCR - 9-1).<br /> This contains everything the students need to know (in-depth documents for each section):</p> <ul> <li>Key concepts</li> <li>2 theories for schizophrenia</li> <li>2 theories for depression</li> <li>1 study for schizophrenia</li> <li>1 study for depression</li> <li>Applications</li> </ul> <p>I have made these all myself and spent a great deal of time creating these. I take great pride in what I create.<br /> Believe me, they are worth the investment.</p>

<p>A thorough and detailed pack to all <strong>20 core studies, and all 5 areas</strong></p> <p>This <strong>24 page booklet</strong> includes:</p> <p><strong>Core studies</strong> - background, aim, sample, sampling method, research method, procedure, results, evaluation</p> <p><strong>Areas</strong>: the defining principles and assumptions, strengths and weaknesses, and applications.</p> <p>Also included is a <strong>booklet on how to answer questions from Paper 2 - Section A and B</strong> AND the <strong>15 marker from paper 1</strong></p>

Over 500 slides worth of social inequalities content (that's right, over 500 slides) in relation to gender, class, ethnicity and age. The presentation covers a wealth of sociologists, key concepts and theories. The amount of time and effort I have put in to these is overwhelming (it is all created by myself), and all YOU have to do is download the presentation for a very reasonable fee. I assure you they are worth every penny.

A 4 paged detailed description of the Piliavin et al study.<br /> Contains everything the students need to know (Aim, hypothesis, method, sample, procedure, results, conclusion, evaluation)<br /> Well worth the purchase - the word document also uses different colours to enable easier comprehension.<br /> For OCR Psychology.

<p>A very detailed powerpoint focusing on socialisation, including both primary and secondary (and all the 6 agents - family, peers, religion, education, workplace, media) combined with sociologists and key concepts. Well worth the investment.</p>

Thorough presentations of the Sociology topic 'Religion, belief and faith'<br /> ALL content covered, including sociologists, key concepts and theories in rich detail.

<p>Everything the students need to know regarding Lab Experiments. The bundle includes worksheets and activities on:</p> <ul> <li>Variables</li> <li>Independent and Repeated measures design (with strengths and weaknesses)</li> <li>Lab experiments (with strengths and weaknesses)</li> <li>Template sheet to create own experiment</li> </ul>

<p>The resource contains all content for the 6 chapters from the Criminal Psychology option (Applied Psychology)<br /> All 6 chapters are covered in great depth and include:<br /> BACKGROUND<br /> KEY STUDY<br /> APPLICATIONS<br /> EVALUATION.<br /> These are all in word document format, and the presentation of each chapter is impeccable (containing relevant illustrations, colour coded concepts etc). They are also worded clear for the students to comprehend easily.<br /> I have sacrificed a great deal of time into these, so do not be put off by the price tag. I do not take my work lightly so I can assure you that these resources are of a very high standard.</p>

Students create their own youth subculture.<br /> Students fill in each page of the pack including their youth subculture's norms, values, origins, motives, fashion sense, music etc. A mix of writing and colouring. Excellent tool for learning about youth subcultures and why they are formed.

A power point covering gender identity in relation to family, media, education, workplace, peer group in relation.

<p>This bundle applies to both GCSE and A Level, and contains a plethora of word documents which cover all of the following in depth.</p> <ul> <li> <p>Types of data (Quantitative, Qualitative, Primary, Secondary data)</p> </li> <li> <p>Reliability (internal, external, inter-rater reliability)</p> </li> <li> <p>Validity (internal, population, construct)</p> </li> <li> <p>Sample and sampling methods/techniques</p> </li> <li> <p>Definitions and evaluations of:</p> <ul> <li>Self reports (Questionnaires and Interviews)</li> <li>Observations</li> <li>Experiments</li> <li>Correlations</li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>Ethical guidelines</p> <ul> <li>Ethical issues and ways to deal with them</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <p>Also including, and most importantly, a 17 page question booklet on research methods (exam question style) which covers all of the above.</p>

<p>This thorough pack includes:</p> <ol> <li>A detailed but simple presentation on questionnaires</li> <li>Examples of open and closed questions + activity.</li> <li>Advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires in depth.</li> <li>Activity for students to create their own questionnaire based research experiment (template provided).</li> </ol>

<p>This powerpoint presentation includes an overwhelming quantity of sociologists and key concepts for the media representations of ethnicity. Arguments both for and against. This will give your students significant sociological knowledge, understanding, application and evaluation for this topic.</p>

50+ slides on secondary socialisation<br /> All key words, studies and examples for the agents of socialisation and formal/informal social control<br /> Easy to digest and goes into great detail.<br /> Ideal for GCSE and A level students

PowerPoint presentation on defining and measuring religious belief.<br /> Includes researchers, key words and concepts.<br /> <br /> Also consists of:<br /> Cults, sects, new age movements, new religious movements, fundamentalism, religiosity and belief without belonging.<br /> <br /> A wealth of in-depth information for A level.

This 6 page activity allows students to create a family. <br /> Students are required to answer questions on gender socialisation, positive/negative sanctions, formal/informal social control and religion in relation to their created family.<br /> The activity is a combination of creative design, colouring, and written work.<br /> A MUST for enhancing students sociological knowledge within socialisation

<p>The pack includes:</p> <ul> <li>Two in depth presentations of correlations.</li> <li>A correlation experiment for students to do (scattergraph template and results table template provided) as well as evaluation questions at the end.</li> </ul>

The pack includes:<br /> An introduction to what Sociology is<br /> A presentation on norms, values roles and status (achieved and ascribed)<br /> A presentation on culture and subculture<br /> Questions/activities regarding norms, values and roles<br /> Questions/activities regarding culture and subculture<br /> Tasks and mages for creative writing/drawing etc.

<p>All sociologists and key concepts for the media representations section.<br /> Paper 1 section B<br /> HUGE PACK</p>

<p>HUGE PACK covering all sociologists and key concepts for the section of ‘Identity’ (Section A of paper 1 exam)<br /> Including all the types of identity</p> <ul> <li>Age</li> <li>Gender</li> <li>Class</li> <li>Ethnic</li> <li>Sexual</li> <li>Disability</li> <li>National</li> </ul>

A thorough revision booklet for the 'Media' topic in GCSE Sociology.<br /> This contains EVERYTHING needed for the exam, including all sociologists and key concepts.<br /> Condensed into 8 pages, so each student could have a printed copy.