An extensive bank of practice questions with model answers and guidance on how to approach such questions

A powerpoint outlining background theory, method, results and evaluation of Baron-Cohen et al's study for the OCR Psychology specification. Includes practice exam questions and links to videos etc.

Section A, B and C questions on Milgram's study in preparation for the OCR Core Studies exam. Check out my full AS and Year 2 question packs on my author dashboard.

Powerpoint with a variety of learning activities, including practice questions with guidance, covering the whole of the criminal psychology optional topic in the OCR Unit 3 Applied Psychology section.

A model answer to an example question on the brain development study with guidance on how to approach and structure responses

A powerpoint outlining the background theory, method, results and evaluation of Simons & Chabris' study for the OCR specification. Includes exam questions and a number of other activities

A powerpoint outlining background theory, method, results and evaluation of Casey et al's study for the OCR Psychology specification. Includes practice exam questions and links to videos etc.

Powerpoint covering all learning in Medical Model section of the compulsory mental health section of OCR Unit 3 (Applied Psychology)

A powerpoint outlining background theory, method, results and evaluation of Piliavin's study for the OCR Psychology specification. Includes practice exam questions and links to videos etc.

A powerpoint outlining the background theory, method, results and evaluation of Moray's study for the OCR specification. Includes exam questions and a number of other activities

A powerpoint outlining the background theory, method, results and evaluation of Maguire's study for the OCR specification. Includes exam questions and a number of other activities

A powerpoint outlining background theory, method, results and evaluation of Levine et al's study for the OCR Psychology specification. Includes practice exam questions and links to videos etc.

Full PowerPoint covering Milgram's study, with differentiated questions and interactive tasks, to cover approx. 8 hours of learning time

Covering all 20 of the Core Studies for the new OCR Specification. A multiple choice quiz featuring seven rounds, with a bonus round after each. To run this quiz, I ask students to work in teams and give 20 points (sweets) as a starting currency. Then for each multiple choice round, the team with the most correct answers gets 4 more, second most gets 3 more etc. After each multiple choice round (other than the final round) is a bonus round. Select a team at random to do the bonus round by picking a letter from the slide. Uncover the question/instruction underneath by deleting the letter and removing the shading from the cell. Students answer that question and are given 3 sweets for every mark they get. Highly engaging (but very active for you!) (Answers included in separate document). Will take approx. 2.5 hours

These cards make up the Murder Mystery Introduction in the OCR Criminal Psychology PowerPoint on my Author Dashboard (instructions for delivery included). Answer = Geraldine is the Murderer. NB = I did not write this activity myself, I was given it on a course for the old OCR spec several years ago

Powerpoint with a range of learning activities including practice exam questions

A powerpoint outlining the background theory, method, results and evaluation of Kohlberg's study for the OCR specification. Includes exam questions and a number of other activities

A task based PLC for the OCR Psychology Unit 1. This PLC links to the Maths for Psychologists pack (both of which, as well as additional practice maths questions and model answers can be purchased as a bundle)

Updated July 2018 Additional question types added to reflect the style of questions from OCR 2018 AS and A level papers, as well as a wider variety of multiple choice questions, and turned in to write in booklet for ease of marking. Free mark scheme for all questions also available. A booklet including practice questions and explanations for how to address the mathematical components for the new A level specifications. This could be set for students as homework or independent study totaling approximately 8-10 hours worth of work. Answers included in a separate document. • Rounding (Decimal places and Significant figures), Standard Form and Estimation • Ratio, Fractions & Percentages • Substitution into equations • Presenting data (bar graphs, histograms, line graphs, pie charts, scattergraphs) • Averages (measures of central tendency) • Range, variance & standard deviation (measures of dispersion) • Normal and Skewed distribution • Levels of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval) • Criteria for using a parametric test • Criteria for selecting specific non-parametric tests (Mann Whitney U, Wilcoxon Signed Ranks, Chi-square, Binomial Sign test, Spearman’s Rho) • Probability and Significance • Type I and Type II errors.