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- A Level: Social influence types and explanations of conformity
- A Level: Introspection - Psychology as a science
- A Level: Ethical implications of research studies & theory
Psychology
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The series is written by the brilliant Jean Marc Lawton, teacher, lecturer, senior examiner and writer of Hodder's AQA A level Psychology textbook.
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Introductory topics in Psychology
Psychology
A Level
AQA
24 tutorials available
This series covers Paper 1 of the AQA A level Psychology course. The four introductory topics are:
- Social Influence (podcasts 1-7)
- Memory (podcasts 8-13)
- Attachment (podcasts 14-19)
- Psychopathology (podcasts 20-24)
Psychology in context
Psychology
A Level
AQA
17 tutorials available
This series covers Paper 2, Psychology in context, of the AQA A level Psychology course. The key areas covered by the series are:
- Approaches in Psychology (first 7 podcasts)
- Biopsychology (the following 4 podcasts)
- Research methods (the final 6 podcasts)
Issues and options in Psychology
Psychology
A Level
AQA
35 tutorials available
This series covers the Issues and Options element of the AQA A level Psychology course.
There are three option areas and it is compulsory to study one from each option area as follows:
- Option 1: Relationships; Gender; Cognition and Development
- Option 2: Schizophrenia; Eating Behaviour; Stress
- Option 3: Aggression; Forensic Psychology; Addiction
Each podcast has a task associated with it which can be listened to at the end of the podcast or read on the relevant podcast page