AQA Psychology Approaches revision bubble maps Produced three years ago for the Approaches topic of AQA Psychology A-Level. Great revision resource curated using my own A-Level notes, the AQA textbook and extra research. Helped me to achieve A* in my final exams! Covers each of the following topics: Psychodynamic approach Biological approach Social learning theory Introspection Cognitive approach Behaviourism Humanistic approach Poster content: Each topic is covered in detailed - including assumptions, evaluations and relevant researchers. This allows for each of the three assessment adjectives to be met. A comparison poster is also included for all of these topics, which compares their views on each of the following debates: Views on development Nature/nurture Free will/determinism Reductionism/holism Approach to atypical behaviour

LECTURE 5: CRITICAL CARE From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 2: AGEING From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 3: IMPACT OF ILLNESS ON THE FAMILY From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 1: STRESS From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 4: PAIN From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 5: THE ARTS AND HEALTH From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 8: PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 7: DEPRESSION AND PHYSICAL ILLNESS From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 10: POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!

LECTURE 9: SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH From the UCL MSc Health Psychology module ‘IEHC0017 Physical and Mental Health, Stress & Ageing’ Achieved FIRST CLASS exam marks with these notes, in combination with watching the lecture recordings and reading the slides. I would recommend this method of revision. Poster content is based on the lecture slides and content. PLEASE NOTE: These revision materials are based on the lectures delivered in 22/23. Content and lectures could change year on year. DISCLAIMERS: Sorry if you can see any faint drawings or writing on the poster, I tried to erase these as best as I could. Also, apologies for any misspellings and for a slight gap between each A4 page. Unfortunately, I do not have an A3 scanner, causing this gap in between the two A4 images. It’s mostly clear which letters are missing - but if there are any words that you cannot work out, please contact me. Please see my other resources for more psychology and UCL Health Psychology content!