Why do people get road rage? Why do some commit murder? Ever wondered what makes us attracted to some people and not others? Why is eyewitness testimony unreliable? Do you have an enquiring mind, want to find answers and enjoy discussion and debate? For those who enjoy Maths and Science; Psychology, a fascinating study of the human mind and behaviour, is a great choice. The course looks at how individuals behave, how their behaviour is measured and what factors influence their behaviour. In this course pupils cover all major areas of psychology by sampling research studies, and using these as a starting point to explore theories and evidence. There is also the opportunity to extend your own research skills by carrying out experiments and statistical calculations during lessons. Compulsory content: 1. Social influence 2. Memory 3. Attachment 4. Psychopathology 5. Approaches in Psychology 6. Biopsychology 7. Research methods 8. Issues and debates in Psychology
Offers of places will be made based on predicted GCSE Grades and applicants will require at least 5 passes at Grade 5 or above; at least a 6 in any subject to be studied at A Level except for Mathematics and the Sciences in which the candidate must have achieved at least a Grade 7.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Devon |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Day: £20,550 - £20,970; Boarding: £36,780 - £36,960 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Unknown |
| Address | Parkwood Road, Tavistock, PL19 0HZ |
Why do people get road rage? Why do some commit murder? Ever wondered what makes us attracted to some people and not others? Why is eyewitness testimony unreliable? Do you have an enquiring mind, want to find answers and enjoy discussion and debate? For those who enjoy Maths and Science; Psychology, a fascinating study of the human mind and behaviour, is a great choice. The course looks at how individuals behave, how their behaviour is measured and what factors influence their behaviour. In this course pupils cover all major areas of psychology by sampling research studies, and using these as a starting point to explore theories and evidence. There is also the opportunity to extend your own research skills by carrying out experiments and statistical calculations during lessons. Compulsory content: 1. Social influence 2. Memory 3. Attachment 4. Psychopathology 5. Approaches in Psychology 6. Biopsychology 7. Research methods 8. Issues and debates in Psychology
Offers of places will be made based on predicted GCSE Grades and applicants will require at least 5 passes at Grade 5 or above; at least a 6 in any subject to be studied at A Level except for Mathematics and the Sciences in which the candidate must have achieved at least a Grade 7.