The mind is something intangible that exists within our brain. An unseen process of enzymes, chemicals, and electric current moving within the structure of our neural networks dictates why we feel, think, and behave the way we do. But why is it that some people suffer from stress and mental illness? Why do some fear snakes yet some think them cuddly? Psychology looks at questions like these in the study of the human mind and behavior. It is a science that has real-world applications to issues in everyday life. The course is made up of eight compulsory topics of study and three optional groups of topics (optional topics) are chosen by the psychology department). The optional topics that you will study in Year 2 of the course are 9. Relationships, 13. Eating Behaviour and 15. Forensic Psychology.
- GCSE grade 6 or above in Psychology. - Where GCSE Psychology has not been studied you must have obtained a grade 6 or above in GCSE English Language. - In the case of oversubscription, students are required to achieve a grade 6 in Maths AND an additional task will be set during Induction Week in June to determine who should study the subject.
Three papers are taken at the end of the second year. Paper 1: Introductory topics in psychology Paper 2: Psychology in Context Paper 3: Issues and options in psychology
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The mind is something intangible that exists within our brain. An unseen process of enzymes, chemicals, and electric current moving within the structure of our neural networks dictates why we feel, think, and behave the way we do. But why is it that some people suffer from stress and mental illness? Why do some fear snakes yet some think them cuddly? Psychology looks at questions like these in the study of the human mind and behavior. It is a science that has real-world applications to issues in everyday life. The course is made up of eight compulsory topics of study and three optional groups of topics (optional topics) are chosen by the psychology department). The optional topics that you will study in Year 2 of the course are 9. Relationships, 13. Eating Behaviour and 15. Forensic Psychology.
- GCSE grade 6 or above in Psychology. - Where GCSE Psychology has not been studied you must have obtained a grade 6 or above in GCSE English Language. - In the case of oversubscription, students are required to achieve a grade 6 in Maths AND an additional task will be set during Induction Week in June to determine who should study the subject.
Three papers are taken at the end of the second year. Paper 1: Introductory topics in psychology Paper 2: Psychology in Context Paper 3: Issues and options in psychology