Through the study of psychological theories, concepts and research, students will develop an understanding of the main principles and perspectives governing Psychology. They develop the ability to identify ethical issues, and the application of psychology to cultural, social and contemporary issues. The topics covered also encompass a broad range of research methods in the investigation of psychological issues
The minimum GCSE requirements for Psychology are: Grade 7s in English Language and Science (Double Award Science or Biology) and a grade 6 in Mathematics. There is a large emphasis on essay writing and so this is a skill essential to success in the examinations. In addition, there is a strong science (particularly Biology) component and a minimum of 10% of the material assessed is mathematical in nature.
Paper 1 - Introductory Topics in Psychology Items 1-4 above, 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section D: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Paper 2 - Psychology in Context Items 5-7 above , 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (48 marks) Paper 3 - Issues and Options in Psychology Items 8-11 above, 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section D: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks)
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| Local Authority | West Sussex |
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Through the study of psychological theories, concepts and research, students will develop an understanding of the main principles and perspectives governing Psychology. They develop the ability to identify ethical issues, and the application of psychology to cultural, social and contemporary issues. The topics covered also encompass a broad range of research methods in the investigation of psychological issues
The minimum GCSE requirements for Psychology are: Grade 7s in English Language and Science (Double Award Science or Biology) and a grade 6 in Mathematics. There is a large emphasis on essay writing and so this is a skill essential to success in the examinations. In addition, there is a strong science (particularly Biology) component and a minimum of 10% of the material assessed is mathematical in nature.
Paper 1 - Introductory Topics in Psychology Items 1-4 above, 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section D: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Paper 2 - Psychology in Context Items 5-7 above , 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (48 marks) Paper 3 - Issues and Options in Psychology Items 8-11 above, 2 hours, 96 marks in total 33.3% of A-level Section A: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section B: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section C: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks) Section D: Multiple choice, short answer and extended writing (24 marks)