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These AS Psychology Unit 2 notes include clear, concise psychology notes covering research methods and sampling techniques, ideal for A-Level psychology students. These notes break down experimental designs, variables, hypotheses, and data collection methods with straightforward definitions and examples. Topics covered include, but aren't limited to, experimental design, sampling methods, different types of variables, research hypotheses, research locations, graphical representation of...

These AS Psychology Unit 1 notes provide a comprehensive and structured overview of the Psychodynamic Approach, Biological Approach, Behaviourist Approach, Cognitive Approach and Positive Approach. It includes key theories, studies, and practical applications. Topics covered include but aren't limited to, the tripartite personality (id, ego, superego), psychosexual stages of development, the unconscious mind and defence mechanisms, neurotransmitters, localisation of the brain function...

used for my 2025 unit 3 coursework, recieved an A* grade in criminology overall, with this unit getting scored 100/100 UMS

These are summarised revision notes and mind maps that helped me to do really well and remember the key aspects of theories for the exam. -The evaluation section of theories is also very useful for AC3.2 as the heading can be used for the initial point and can be expanded on by the explanation under therefore enabling you to get high marks

This is a grid in order to remember operant learning theory and the difference of positive/negative reinforcement & positive/negative punishment

Model Answer for WJEC Criminology Unit 2: Criminological Theories, AC2.1. In my Unit 2 exam I got an A. Please put into your own words to avoid being penalised/use to help you understand what the question requires or to plan your own answer. Any mention to a brief needs to be adjusted to fit the brief you will have in your exam.

Model Answer for WJEC Criminology Unit 2: Criminological Theories, AC2.3. In my Unit 2 exam I got an A. Please put into your own words to avoid being penalised/use to help you understand what the question requires or to plan your own answer. Any mention to a brief needs to be adjusted to fit the brief you will have in your exam.

Model Answer for WJEC Criminology Unit 2: Criminological Theories, AC2.2. In my Unit 2 exam I got an A. Please put into your own words to avoid being penalised/use to help you understand what the question requires or to plan your own answer. Any mention to a brief needs to be adjusted to fit the brief you will have in your exam.

Model Answer for WJEC Criminology Unit 2: Criminological Theories, AC1.1. In my Unit 2 exam I got an A. Please put into your own words to avoid being penalised/use to help you understand what the question requires or to plan your own answer. Any mention to a brief needs to be adjusted to fit the brief you will have in your exam.

This document is the beginning of the course and it goes into depth about the different types of individual crimes.It also mentions the effects these crimes have on the victims and who the typical offenders would be.They are supported with case study examples and statistics.