Lesson includes: Summary of the approaches (handout) Approaches revision (PPT and handout) Comparison of approaches using detailed comparison table (PPT and handout) Exam question guidance (PPT and handout) Sample answers Approaches dinner party homework

Seventh lesson in Issues and Debates - Ethical implications Lesson includes: Re-cap of ethical guidelines (PPT and handout). Description of socially sensitive research and how to deal with socially sensitive research (PPT and handout). Discussion activity on socially sensitive research (PPT and additional handouts). Ethical implications of socially sensitive research with application task (PPT and handout). Evaluation points for the debate (PPT and handout). Exam questions and mark scheme (PPT).

Lesson includes: Target population and sample, including activities (PPT and handout) Sampling techniques and evaluation

Lesson includes: Revision and activities on: ethics, sampling, hypotheses, experimental designs, types of experiments and descriptive statistics (PPT and handout) Reporting psychological investigations (PPT) Levels of measurement, including activities (PPT and handout) Choosing a statistical test, including activities (PPT and handout) Probability and significant, including activities (PPT and handout) Type I and Type II errors (PPT and handout) Reliability and validity of experiments, including activities (PPT and handout) Experiment practical project (Practical project brief form)

Lesson includes: Interactive starter to obedience (PPT) Definition of obedience (PPT and handout) Discussion into obedience (PPT) Description of Milgram’s research including clips and role play from original transcript (PPT, handout and transcript) Evaluation of Milgram (PPT and handout)

Resources to cover at least two 1.5 hour lessons worth of teaching include: Description of top-down approach, with clips, examples and evaluation (PPT and handout) Description of bottom-up approach with clips, examples and evaluation (PPT and handout) Comparison of the two approaches (PPT and discussion)

Lesson includes: Description of model with activity (PPT and handout) Exam practice on the description of the model (PPT) Re-cap of model fill in the gaps (worksheet) Evaluation of model with links to relevant clips (PPT and handout) Exam practice on the on the evaluation of the model (PPT and handout)

Second lesson on Issues and Debates - Determinism vs Free Will Lesson includes: Starter activity on where causes for a crime are developed within a wider context of the determinism vs free will debate (PPT and starter handout). Description of hard and soft determinism, and free will (PPT and handout). Application tasks of the debate to relevant behaviours (PPT). Types of determinism (biological, environmental and psychic) (PPT and handout). Scientific emphasis on causal explanations (PPT and handout). Evaluation of the debate (PPT and handout). 16 mark exam question with mark scheme (PPT).

Third lesson of Attachment - Animal Studies Lesson includes: Description of animal studies into attachment (Lorenz and Harlow) using discussion tasks and YouTube clips (PPT, YouTube clips and handout). Evaluation task with answers (evaluation handout). Debate activity regarding the usefulness of animal studies into attachment (PPT). Mix and match plenary activity (PPT and mix & match cards).

Lesson includes: Types of observations, including activities (PPT and handout) Observational design Sampling methods Inter-observer reliability Mix and match activity (handout) Observation practical (Practical project brief form)

Lesson includes: Interpreting mathematical symbols (PPT and handout) Probability (PPT and handout) Sign Test with examples and questions

Includes: Guidance and sample answers for the following types of 16 mark questions: Describe and evaluate questions Discuss questions Application questions Comparison questions

Poster activity to revise AO1 and AO3 content. Quiz with answers on both topics. 16 mark question practice with model answers.

Lesson includes (more than enough for 4-5 hours of teaching): Aims (PPT and handout) Description of experiments, including Stroop Test activity (PPT and handout) IV and DVs, including activities (PPT and handout) Hypotheses, including activities (PPT and handout) Levels of the IV, including activity (PPT and handout) Operationalising variables, including activity (PPT and handout) Controls, confounding and extraneous variables, including activities (PPT, handout and resources needed for practical) Experimental design, including activities (PPT, handout and resources needed for practical) Types of experiments, including activity (PPT and handout) Re-cap activity (handout) Exam practice (PPT) Evaluation of experiments, including activities (PPT and handout) Practical project on experiments (Practical project brief form)

Lesson includes: Intro to resistance of social influence (PPT) Rotter’s Locus of Control Scale (Rotter’s scale) Description of internal and external locus of control, with activities (PPT and handout) Evaluation in the form of research studies (Handout) Description of social support (PPT and handout) Evaluation in the form of research studies (Handout)

Resources for at least four 1.5 hour lessons, which include: Description of Eysenck’s theory, including Eysenck’s Personality Inventory activity and evaluation task (PPT, handout, Eysenck’s Personality Inventory) Description of cognitive explanations, including Heinz dilemma activity, description of cognitive distortions and evaluation for both (PPT and handout) Description of differential association, including activities, evaluation and differentiated essay plans (PPT, handout essay plan) Description of psychodynamic explanations, including inadequate superego and Bowlby’s maternal deprivation theory, with activities and evaluation for both (PPT and handout) Research task using information covered in the topic so far (PPT)

Enough resources for at least four 1.5 hour lessons, which include: Intro to custodial sentencing, aims of custodial sentencing, psychological effects of custodial sentencing and evaluation - all include interactive activities (PPT, handout, psychological effects activity, sentencing activity) Intro to behavioural modification, and description and evaluation of token economy - all include interactive activities (PPT and handout) Description and evaluation of anger management - both include interactive activities (PPT, handout, stages of anger management activity) Description and evaluation of restorative justice - both include interactive activities (PPT, handout, restorative justice role play, restorative justice example)

Lesson includes: Capacity of STM using the digit span technique and chunking exercise (PPT, handout and activity sheet) Evaluation of capacity research (PPT and handout) Duration of STM and LTM using Peterson and Peterson research (PPT and handout) Evaluation of duration research (PPT and handout) Coding of STM and LTM using class practicals (PPT, handout and activity sheet) Evaluation of coding research (PPT and handout) Capacity, duration and coding mix and match (Activity sheet)

Fourth lesson on Attachment - Explanations of Attachment (Learning Theory) Lesson includes: Revision of behaviourist theories including operant and classical conditioning (PPT and handout). Classical and operant conditioning applied to attachment (PPT and handout). Evaluation of theory using guided questions (PPT and handout). Exam question practice with mark scheme (handout).