About this course
This course covers a range of introductory topics and themes from the AQA A-Level Psychology course, including key approaches and research methods.
This course is ideal for students who are moving from taking GCSE Psychology to AQA A-Level Psychology. It is also ideal for students who have enrolled onto AQA A-Level Psychology and are preparing for a successful start to the academic year.
The course comes with a range of self paced video tutorials, interactive activities, and a student worksheet.
Who it's for
Suitable for all students who are expecting to start AQA A Level Psychology.
Course series
Course outline
-
-
Introduction to the Course
-
What is Psychology?
-
The Origin of Psychology
-
Behaviourist Approach and Classical Conditioning
-
Behaviourist Approach and Operant Conditioning
-
Connection Wall Task
-
Psychodynamic Approach
-
Psychodynamic Approach and Psychosexual Stages
-
Biological Approach
-
Evaluating the Biological Approach
-
Mathematical Component
-
Extension Tasks
-
Hosts
-
Amelia Willoughby
Amelia is lead teacher for psychology and has a wealth of experience across several examination boards. She has taught AQA, OCR and Edexcel Psychology.