<p>Appropriate for AQA psychology and OCR psychology (omit t-tests and Pearson’s).</p> <p>Includes all of the statistical tests within psychology - Sign test, Chi-squared, Wilcoxon, Mann-Whitney, Spearman’s, Related t-test, unrelated t-test and Pearson’s.<br /> Also includes choosing a statistical test, levels of measurement, significance, probability, type 1 and 2 errors and general correlations.</p> <p>Includes powerpoint with stages of all the tests, worksheets + answers for the different tests, a student cheat sheet and revision worksheet.</p>

<p>A psychology monopoly for the social influence topic. Involves a game board, question cards, get out of jail question cards with harder/more in-depth questions, mystery questions, instructions for a short/long version of the game and game counters.</p>

<p>Cards to slot into the Guess Who game with Social influence psychologists (key studies) and key terms for students to revise terminology and studies. Played similar to the normal game, must use questioning to work out the key term/psychologist the other player picked.</p> <p>Works best with the game version from ‘The Works’.</p>

<p>Revision game based on UNO for the entire Approaches topic in the AQA psychology specification.<br /> Includes the rules, ‘question cards’ and extra cards (switch, miss a go, +2, +4, etc).</p> <p>EASILY ADAPTABLE FOR OTHER SPECIFICATIONS AND TOPICS.</p>

<p>Social influence edition of the well-known Heads Up game - key studies and terms from social influence with supporting terms from research methods. Students are timed to complete as many terms/studies as possible with hints given from people in their group.</p> <p>66 terms in total - editable to add any you feel are missing/studies you use beyond the ones in the textbook.</p>

<p>Psychology version of the Battleship game - ships are social influence related (prisoner numbers, shock machine switches, Asch’s lines, Moscovici’s blue-green slides). Students answer questions to sink the other players ‘ships’ to win the game. Questions related to social influence content and supporting research methods content.</p>

<p>Can your students beat The Chaser?<br /> Question cards are linked to social influence from the AQA Psychology specification but are easily adaptable for other topics or specifications. Easy to prepare and set up in comparison to some of the other revision games on my page but students loved it all the same.</p>

<p>Powerpoint and structured worksheet for both the Psychodynamic perspective and the Behaviourist perspective - with links to videos, Kahoots/Blookets.</p> <p>Covers the content of the perspectives, research, linking to core studies, applications, methodology and evaluation.</p>

<p>Powerpoints and structured worksheets for the Measuring differences and Understanding disorders key themes (all 4 core studies included) and evaluating the individual differences area.</p> <p>Consolidation lesson attached for revision.</p>

<p>Need two dice - can add questions for simple but effective retrieval practice.</p> <p>Have uploaded ones for AQA Psychology - psychopathology, RM and forensic psych.</p>

<p>Bunting timeline for AQA psychology - includes the core studies from all the core topics and includes forensic psychology</p>

<p>Bunting for classroom display for OCR psychology - includes the 20 core studies - easy to add what you need for the year 2 topics.</p>

<p>A Netflix themed psychology powerpoint with film, documentaries, TV shows and books related to the a-level psychology specification (and a few extras).</p> <p>If you need to edit any of the rows/want to add films you will need to:</p> <ol> <li>Remove any left-over animations on that page and start from scratch.</li> <li>Select an image from the row you want to add an animation to.</li> <li>Hold control and select the rest of the images in the row.</li> <li>Go onto the animations tab, select the drop-down menu and move down to ‘motions’ (last row of animations).</li> <li>Select ‘line’ animation.</li> <li>Go onto effect options (next to the list of animations), click the drop-down and select ‘left’</li> <li>Change animation time to about 10s</li> <li>Repeat with any other lines.</li> </ol>

<p>Range of resources for psychology displays - psychflix, careers, university, AOs, general lettering, how to revise.</p> <p>Will need to resize everything to fit your own displays.</p>

<p>Revision strategies powerpoint - mainly examples for psychology but has some examples for other subject.</p> <p>Strategies can be used across all subjects - tried and tested methods.</p>

<p>Dice revision game for forensic psychology retrieval practice - split into explanations/theories of offending and treatments of offending.</p> <p>Need two dice</p>

<p>Simple dice revision game for psychopathology - need two dice.</p>

<p>Retrieval practice game for research methods - need two dice.</p>

<p>A set of cards regarding different activities I have tried and tested in Psychology (KS5) that would work for the different specifications or in different subjects.</p> <p>Most are relevant for starter activities but can also be used within lessons or for pleanaries.</p> <p>I am planning to upload examples of the relevant activities to my Tes in the coming weeks - but feel free to message @MissKPsychology on twitter if you have questions about the activities.</p>

<p>Definition retrieval practice activity using memory, resource and revise methods. Instructions on worksheet.</p>