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detailed revision notes for stress written in accordance to the bullet points that are listed in the 2022 advance information so are missing the components that arent mentioned includes enough points for a01 and a03 topics included are The physiology of stress Sources of stress: life changes, daily hassles and workplace stress Measuring stress Managing and coping with stress: drug therapy, stress inoculation therapy and biofeedback Gender differences in coping with stress The role of social support in coping with stress

all the content you need to get high grades in the memory section of the AQA A-Level in psychology these notes include both the required amount needed for a01 and detailed evaluation for a03 notes for- research into coding, capacity and duration of memory multi store model working memory model types of long term memory forgetting (interference and retrieval failure theory) eyewitness testimony (leading questions, post event discussion and anxiety) cognitive interview this is written by a A* student who used these notes alongside many past paper questions

detailed revision notes for issues and debates written in accordance to the bullet points that are listed in the 2022 advance information so are missing the components that arent mentioned includes enough points for a01 and a03 topics included are nomothetic and idiographic approaches free will v determinism scientific emphasis of causal explanations ethical implications and social sensitivity

all the content you need to get high grades in the biopsychology section of the AQA A-Level in psychology this is written by a A* student who used these notes alongside many past paper questions these notes include both the required amount needed for a01 and detailed evaluation for a03 notes for- organisation of the nervous system and functions endocrine system- glands and hormones fight or flight response neurons- structure of motor, sensory and relay, electric transmission synaptic transmission- neurotransmitters, excitation, inhibition, summation localisation lateralisation- sperrys research plasticity- synaptic reweighting, creating new synapses, synaptic pruning functional recovery after trauma- neuronal unmasking, axonal sprouting, recruitment of homologous areas ways of studying the brain- fMRI, EEG, ERPs, post mortem (detailed evaluation of each method) biological rhythms- circadian (endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers), infradian, ultradian

all the content you need to get high grades in the approaches section of the AQA A-Level in psychology this is written by a A* student who used these notes alongside many past paper questions these notes include both the required amount needed for a01 as well as the assumptions for each approach and detailed evaluation for a03 notes for- origins in psychology- wundt and introspection the emergence of psychology as a science learning approaches- behaviourist (classical (pavlov) and operant conditioning (skinner)) and social learning theory (banduras bobo dolls and role of mediational processes) cognitive approach- theoretical cmputer models, schemas, cognitive neuroscience biological approach- genes, biological structures, neurochemistry, evolution humanistic approach- maslow and rogers psychodynamic approach- freud- unconscious mind, defence mechanisms, psychosexual stages and structure of personality comparison of all approaches!