An excel document with the complete AQA A-Level Psychology specification allowing students to track their revision progress against each topic listed. All options are covered.

An A4 sheet covering all the required information on Bowlby’s Monotropic theory of attachment for AQA A-Level Psychology, including AO1, AO3, key terms and questions to check your knowledge

8-slide PowerPoint presentation guiding through each type for sampling (random, volunteer, opportunity, stratified, systematic) required for AQA A-Level Psychology (part also covered at GCSE.) Includes a slide for each type of sampling with AO1 and AO3 points, accompanied with questions at the end to test your knowledge.

An A4 page outlining the types of conformity, exaplanations for conformity, evaluation of these explanations and some example exam questions. All the info needed to go through the basics of the conformity topic within Social Influence of AQA A-Level Psychology

18 Slide PowerPoint presentation guiding through gender and culture bias as part of the Issues and Debates topic in AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes definitions of universality, gender bias, androcentrism, cultural bias cultural relativism and ethnocentrism with detailed AO1 and AO3 points for each subtopic. Also accompanied with a plan for a gender bias 16 mark question and possible exam questions to test your knowledge.

Model answer answering the question: “Outline and Evaluate Research into Obedience.” Answer within the top band of the mark scheme, AO1 and AO3 all labeled. For AQA A-Level Psychology

12 Slide PowerPoint walking through types of long term memory and explanations of forgetting as part of the Memory Topic in AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes definitions of each type of long term memory (episodic, procedural and semantic) and explanations of forgetting (interference and retrieval failure) Each section includes detailed AO1 and AO3 points and examples of key studies. There are several example questions to test your knowledge accompanied with a mark scheme

5 detailed A4 pages of notes on the obedience topic in social influence for AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes Milgram’s study, social and dispositional explanations for obedience (agency theory, legitimate authority, authoritarian personality) and situational variations affecting obedience - includes lots of evaluation point for all! Also accompanied with past paper and general knowledge questions on each topic, including stem questions to practice AO2 skills

Model answer answering the question: “Discuss Cultural Bias in Psychological Research.” Answer within the top band of the mark scheme, AO1 and AO3 all labeled. For AQA A-Level Psychology

4 detailed pages of notes on the definitions of abnormality topic in psychopathology for AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes the statistical infrequency definition, failure to function adequately definition, deviation from social norms definition and deviation from ideal mental health definition 0 includes lots of evaluation points for all! Also accompanied with 1 page full of past paper questions on this topic (including stem questions to practice AO2 skills)

4 detailed pages of notes on the topic of depression in psychopathology for AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes the characteristics of depression, the cognitive explanation (Beck’s cognitive triad, Ellis’s ABC model) and treatments (CBT and REBT) - includes lots of evaluation points for all! Also accompanied with past paper questions.

4 detailed A4 pages of notes on aspects of social influence as part of AQA A-Level Psychology. Topics include resisting social influence (locus of control, social support) minority influence and social change through minority and majority influence with lots of evaluation point for each! Also includes example exam questions with and without stems.

4 detailed A4 pages of notes on the conformity topic in social influence for AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes definitions and explanations of conformity, conforming to majority influence (Asch’s study) variables affecting conformity and conformity to social roles (Zimbardo’s study.) - includes lots of evaluation point for all! Also accompanied with past paper and general knowledge questions on each topic.

Model answer answering the question: “Outline and Evaluate Bowlby’s Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis” Answer within the top band of the mark scheme, AO1 and AO3 all labeled. For AQA A-Level Psychology

Model answer answering the question: “Outline and Evaluate the use of Antipsychotic drugs to treat Schizophrenia” Answer within the top band of the mark scheme, AO1 and AO3 all labeled. For AQA A-Level Psychology

4 detailed pages of notes on the topic of phobias in psychopathology for AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes the characteristics of phobias, the behavioural explanation and treatments (systematic desensitisation and flooding) - includes lots of evaluation points for all! Also accompanied with past paper questions on this topic (including stem questions to practice AO2 skills)

32 slide PowerPoint presentation guiding through the models of memory as part of the Memory topic in AQA Psychology, content covered in both GCSE and A-Level. Includes definitions of memory, capacity and duration of short term and long term memory, types of long term memory, coding of short term and long term memory, the multi-store model of memory and the working memory model. Each section including detailed AO1 and AO3 points and examples. There are several example exam questions throughout testing on each subtopic, with 2 complete plans 16 mark answers on the multi-store model and the working memory model.

24 slide powerpoint walking through the eye witness testimony subtopic as part of the Memory topic in AQA A-Level Psychology. Includes definitions and explanations of the factors affecting eyewitness testimony including leading questions, post event discussion and anxiety as well as the cognitive interview. Each section includes detailed AO1 and AO3 points and examples with in depth outlines of key studies including Loftus & Palmer (1974), Yuille & Cutshall (1986), Gabbert et al. (2003), Christianson & Hubinette (1993) and Loftus & Palmer (1979) There are several example exam questions for each subtopic to test your knowledge, with a complete plan for a 16 mark answer on the cognitive interview