Psychology
Syllabus Title: Psychology
Examination Board: AQA
Assessment Outline:
AS Level | |
Unit 1 Introductory Topics in Psychology |
Social Influence Memory Attachment |
Unit 2 Psychology in Context |
Approaches in psychology Biopsychology Psychopathology Research methods Scientific processes Data handling and analysis |
A Level | (3 Units will be studied from) |
Issues and Options in Psychology | Relationships |
Gender | |
Cognition and Development | |
Schizophrenia | |
Eating Behaviour | |
Stress | |
Aggression | |
Forensic Psychology | |
Addiction |
Studying A level Psychology will allow you to explore the science of behaviour, coming to a better understanding of the influence of nature and nurture on human development. Psychology is a fascinating study that has many practical applications in areas such as medicine, social work, teaching and many other areas of life.
Psychology is a science and requires a good understanding of scientific process and statistical methods.
Entry Requirements: There is no requirement to have studied Psychology at GCSE. Grade 6 in Science and Maths is recommended.