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Definitions of abnormality: Statistical infrequency and deviation from social norms

Definitions of abnormality: Statistical infrequency and deviation from social norms

Subject: Psychology

Age range: 16+

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

The Social Science Teacher Shop
The Social Science Teacher Shop

Dear all, Welcome to my shop and I hope you find my resources useful and engaging for your students. I am currently a social sciences teacher, teaching psychology, health and social care and criminology. I am also a AQA examiner marking exam papers each year. Both my teaching experience and being an examiner enables me to create the best resources for your students. Please remember to leave reviews as this will help me to provide the best quality resources for your needs.

Last updated

4 November 2019

pptx, 6.95 MB
pptx, 6.95 MB
docx, 2.62 MB
docx, 2.62 MB

NEW AQA PSYCHOLOGY
Topic: Abnormality: Definitions of abnormality

This lesson is jam packed with activities that will keep your students thinking and engaged throughout the lesson. It has links to research methods and is indepth but not overwhelming. It is differentiated and so would suit students of all abilities.

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