- Memory - students explore how early cognitive research developed, and how theory has developed real world applications such as the Cognitive Interview - Attachment - students explore how the relationships formed in early childhood can affect us in childhood and later life - Social Influence - expanding students’ understanding of influential research into the effects of others on whether we obey or conform - Psychopathology - incorporates Biopsychology - students investigate theories and treatments for OCD, depression and phobias - Approaches in Psychology - students compare the different theoretical stand points that researchers adopt - Research Methods - runs throughout the course; this component focuses on how we investigate behaviour and the issues created when one method is chosen over another.
- Grade 6 at GCSE in Psychology or in any science subject - Students achieving a minimum of at least six GCSEs (9 – 5) of which at least four are at a grade 6 (or equivalent). - Students must also achieve a minimum of a grade 5 in English Language and Mathematics.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Kent |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Oakwood Park, Maidstone, ME16 8AH |
- Memory - students explore how early cognitive research developed, and how theory has developed real world applications such as the Cognitive Interview - Attachment - students explore how the relationships formed in early childhood can affect us in childhood and later life - Social Influence - expanding students’ understanding of influential research into the effects of others on whether we obey or conform - Psychopathology - incorporates Biopsychology - students investigate theories and treatments for OCD, depression and phobias - Approaches in Psychology - students compare the different theoretical stand points that researchers adopt - Research Methods - runs throughout the course; this component focuses on how we investigate behaviour and the issues created when one method is chosen over another.
- Grade 6 at GCSE in Psychology or in any science subject - Students achieving a minimum of at least six GCSEs (9 – 5) of which at least four are at a grade 6 (or equivalent). - Students must also achieve a minimum of a grade 5 in English Language and Mathematics.