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: Re-cap of previous lesson using fact or fib activity (PPT) Role play of Asch’s research (PPT and lines needed to recreate study) Explanation’s of why the participants conformed (group size, unanimity of the majority, difficulty of the task) (PPT and handout) Evaluation of the study (PPT and handout)

Lesson includes: Description of agentic state and legitimacy of authority (PPT and handout) Examples - Nuremberg Trials and My Lai - (PPT, handout, Oskar Groening newspaper article) Plenary (PPT) Exam practice - (PPT and 12 mark essay plan)

Lesson includes: Discussion starter (PPT) Description of the authoritarian personality and parenting style (PPT and handout) F-scale (F-scale) Elms and Milgram’s research (PPT and handout) Evaluation (PPT and handout) Plenary (PPT)

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)

Resources to cover at least two 1.5 hour lessons include: Introduction to explanations of offending behaviour (PPT and handout) Description of atavistic form, including activity and evaluation (PPT and handout) Description genetic and neural explanation, including debate activity (PPT, handout and teacher notes)

Lesson includes: Prep task for lesson Starter activity to illustrate WMM (PPT) Description of different parts of model, including activities (PPT and handout) Re-cap exercise - WMM multiple choice quiz (Worksheet) Evaluation with dual task performance exercise (PPT, handout and worksheet) Exam practice (PPT)

Lesson includes: Starter activities to define abnormality; including abnormality pictures, case studies, discussion and post-it note activites (abnormaility pictures, PPT and handout). Description and evaluation of the four definitions of abnormality, including application activities (PPT and handout). Extension activities (TED talks and newspaper articles). Exam questions with mark schemes

First lesson on Issues and Debates - Reductionism and Holism Lesson includes: Starter activity where students have to reduce explanations of a behaviour (e.g. crime, addiction, etc.) down to single units. Description of reductionism (including levels of explanation), holism and interactionism with application to the approaches (PPT and Handout). Group evaluation activity (PPT and Handout). Paired plenary discussion task (PPT). Exam questions with mark schemes (PPT). Levels of explanation sample 16 mark answer (handout).

Fifth lesson on Attachment - Explanations of Attachment (Bowlby’s Theory) Lesson includes: Re-cap of Learnng theory of attachment (PPT). Description of Bowlby’s theory of attachment (PPT and handout). Evaluation of Bowlby’s theory using evidence to support and challenge his theory (PPT and handout).

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).

Fourth lesson on Issues and Debates - Gender bias Lesson includes: Description of gender bias (handout and PPT). Application activity to psychological studies (handout and PPT). Evaluation of gender bias using PEE activity with answers (handout, PPT and evaluation resource). Exam questions with mark scheme (PPT).

Sixth lesson on Issues and Debates - Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches Lesson includes: Reading task to introduce the issue (handout and pink haired girl textbook). Description idiographic and nomothetic approaches (PPT and handout). Application task to the approaches (PPT and handout). Application task to studies from the specification (handout). Evaluation of idiographic and nomothetic approaches (PPT and handout). Exam questions (PPT).

Lesson includes: Description of behaviourist approach, including activities (PPT and handout). Description of classical conditioning, including activities (PPT and handout). Description of operant conditioning, including activities (PPT and handout). Evaluation of behaviourist approach follwoing PEE structure (PPT and handout). Behaviourist approach homework worksheet (handout).

First lesson of the Approaches topic to introduce students to some of the key approaches - learning, cognitive and biological Lesson includes: Five case studies (athlete, criminal, daredevil, drug addict, addict) for students to explanations to (case studies). Introduction to three of the approaches (learning, cognitive, biological) using interactive tasks (PPT). Application of approaches to the case studies. Origins of Psychology mix and match. Homework task on Wilhelm Wundt.

Lesson includes: Introduction task using Phineas Gage (PPT). Assumptions of the biological approach (PPT and handout). Peer teach research task on the genetic basis of behaviour, the biological structures on behaviour, the influence of neurochemistry and evolution. PPT includes answers (PPT and handout). Application tasks (PPT and handout). Evalution of the biological approach (PPT and handout). 12 mark essay plan (PPT and handout)

Lesson includes: Description of the humanistic approach including free will and determinism (PPT and handout). Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (PPT and handout). Roger’s ideas of the self, congruence and conditions worth including a test for congruence (PPT and handout). Application of humanistic approach to scenario (PPT and handout). The influence of counselling psychology, including role play (PPT and handout). Evaluation tasks (PPT and handout).

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

Lesson includes: Revision and activities on the following: Types of observation, evaluation, observational design (PPT and handout) Observation practical project (Practical project brief form) Reliability and validity of observation (PPT and handout)

Uploaded Spring term 2023 Lesson includes: Difference between classification and diagnosis (PPT and handout) Positive and negative symptoms with interactive activities (PPT and handout) Evaluation to include reliability and validity (using Rosenhan’s study as an example), co-morbidity, culture and gender bias, symptom overlap (PPT and handout) Exam question practice