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A full PowerPoint on correlations in psychology with re-capping and introducing new concepts for A2. From what correlations are, to the diffferent types including positive, negative and zero correlations, how to sketch a scattergram and evaluating correlations. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary as well as exam style questions for homework. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).

Templates for essay plans - 16 markers in A-Level Psychology that can be adapted for any topic/essay title

Find Excellent A* Exemplar/Model answers to essay/extended writing questions on all potential 16 mark questions on Memory, in A-LEVEL Psychology (AQA). Points all clearly signposted with links back to the questions. Clear highlights of A01 (Knowledge content) and A03 (Critical Evaluation). Can be used for other specifications and adapted for GCSE Model Essays/Extended Writing/Answers - A-Level Psychology (Paper 1)

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As Philip Zimbardo (Birth 23/03/1933 – Death 14/10/24 ), the renowned psychologist behind the Stanford Prison Experiment, has passed away, your class has the opportunity to organise a wake in his honour. Zimbardo’s study is a key part of the AQA Psychology Specification, particularly within the Social Influence topicl conformity to social roles, and students will deliver eulogies discussing his contributions to the field. The event will include a reflection on his work, fun activities, and food. Please note, as of September 2025, Zimbardo’s study will be removed from the specification, making this event even more crucial to commemorate his pioneering work. Tasks include delivering eulogies, participating in group activities, and bringing themed snacks. This wake provides a meaningful opportunity to both celebrate Zimbardo’s legacy and engage with his groundbreaking research in a fun and reflective way. This document has a few pages so more information provided. Can be used for any spec; AQA/OCR/EDEXCEL/A-LEVEL/GCSE/IB PSYCHOLOGY

A full PowerPoint on experimental designs in psychology. From what experimental designs are, to the diffferent types including independent groups design, repeated measures design and matched pairs design and evaluating each one. Complete with lesson objectives, starter activities, video activity, checking for understanding, clearly structured independent tasks and exam questions and a plenary. A excellent, well-planned lesson where all you have to do is follow the instructions on the slides and all the answers to questions will also be revealed. Can be used for GCSE and A-Level (any exam board).