Psychology is the science of behaviour and experience. Studying behaviour involves focusing on what people (and other animals) actually do. Behaviour includes thinking, remembering and forgetting, growing up, being kind or aggressive, obeying or disobeying orders, being a parent, etc. In studying experience, psychologists are interested in what it is like to be the person exhibiting the behaviour: how it feels to be them and why they behave as they do.
Grade 6 or above in psychology GCSE or grade 6-6 or above in either combined science or grade 6 or above in biology GCSE. Grade 6 or above in English and mathematics GCSEs.
Paper 1: Written Paper - All compulsory content Introductory Topics in Psychology, Social Influence; Memory; Attachment; Psychopathology. Paper 2: Written Paper - All compulsory content Psychology in Context - Approaches in Psychology; Biopsychology; Research methods Paper 3: Written Paper - Compulsory and optional content - Issues and Debates (compulsory) Optional to be confirmed, one from each of the following sections: 1. Relationships/Gender/ Cognition and Development 2. Schizophrenia/Eating behaviour/Stress 3. Aggression/Forensic psychology/Addiction
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| Local Authority | Islington |
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Psychology is the science of behaviour and experience. Studying behaviour involves focusing on what people (and other animals) actually do. Behaviour includes thinking, remembering and forgetting, growing up, being kind or aggressive, obeying or disobeying orders, being a parent, etc. In studying experience, psychologists are interested in what it is like to be the person exhibiting the behaviour: how it feels to be them and why they behave as they do.
Grade 6 or above in psychology GCSE or grade 6-6 or above in either combined science or grade 6 or above in biology GCSE. Grade 6 or above in English and mathematics GCSEs.
Paper 1: Written Paper - All compulsory content Introductory Topics in Psychology, Social Influence; Memory; Attachment; Psychopathology. Paper 2: Written Paper - All compulsory content Psychology in Context - Approaches in Psychology; Biopsychology; Research methods Paper 3: Written Paper - Compulsory and optional content - Issues and Debates (compulsory) Optional to be confirmed, one from each of the following sections: 1. Relationships/Gender/ Cognition and Development 2. Schizophrenia/Eating behaviour/Stress 3. Aggression/Forensic psychology/Addiction