Psychology allows you to study some of the most intriguing human behaviour, from a range of perspectives and answer questions like: • Are people born good or evil? • Can the way parents treat their child in the first 2 years really instill stalking behaviour? • To what extent do our genes influence psychiatric conditions? • Are conditions such as obsessive compulsive disorder innate or learned? • How do disorders like anorexia nervosa and schizophrenia develop? Through the study of psychological theories, concepts and research, you will develop a good understanding of the principles and perspectives governing such behaviour and investigate classic research in Psychology - which ranges from: conditioning an 11 month old baby with a phobia of all things white and fluffy, getting good law abiding citizens to deliver lethal electric shocks to innocent others, and locking innocent people in a prison to see if pretend guards become corrupted by power.
• GCSE grade 6 in any two of the following subjects and grade 5 in the third: English, Mathematics and Biology/Combined Science. • A minimum of four grades at 6 or above at GCSE • A grade 5 or higher in GCSE English • A grade 5 or higher in GCSE Mathematics • A minimum of a grade 6 at GCSE in the subject you wish to study (if the subject is offered at GCSE)
Introductory topics in Psychology Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark Psychology in Context Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark Issues & Options in Psychology Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark
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| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Edward Street, Louth, LN11 9LL |
Psychology allows you to study some of the most intriguing human behaviour, from a range of perspectives and answer questions like: • Are people born good or evil? • Can the way parents treat their child in the first 2 years really instill stalking behaviour? • To what extent do our genes influence psychiatric conditions? • Are conditions such as obsessive compulsive disorder innate or learned? • How do disorders like anorexia nervosa and schizophrenia develop? Through the study of psychological theories, concepts and research, you will develop a good understanding of the principles and perspectives governing such behaviour and investigate classic research in Psychology - which ranges from: conditioning an 11 month old baby with a phobia of all things white and fluffy, getting good law abiding citizens to deliver lethal electric shocks to innocent others, and locking innocent people in a prison to see if pretend guards become corrupted by power.
• GCSE grade 6 in any two of the following subjects and grade 5 in the third: English, Mathematics and Biology/Combined Science. • A minimum of four grades at 6 or above at GCSE • A grade 5 or higher in GCSE English • A grade 5 or higher in GCSE Mathematics • A minimum of a grade 6 at GCSE in the subject you wish to study (if the subject is offered at GCSE)
Introductory topics in Psychology Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark Psychology in Context Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark Issues & Options in Psychology Written exam- 2hrs 33.3% of final mark