A complete AQA A-Level Psychology Social Influence bundle containing everything needed to teach, learn and revise the topic with ease. Includes PowerPoints, a fillable student workbook, keyword tests and end-of-topic assessments. The PowerPoints and workbook work alongside each other, making lessons clear and easy to follow while allowing students to complete notes, activities and exam practice as they learn. Once completed, the workbook also acts as a complete revision tool, giving students a structured set of notes covering the entire Social Influence topic. Topics covered: Types of conformity: compliance, identification and internalisation Informational and normative social influence Asch – group size, unanimity and task difficulty Obedience: agentic state and legitimacy of authority Milgram – proximity, location and uniform The Authoritarian Personality Resistance to social influence: social support and locus of control Minority influence: consistency, commitment and flexibility The bundle includes: Editable PowerPoint lessons Fillable student workbook Keyword tests End of topic assessments Exam style and retrieval activities throughout

OCR GCSE Psychology Sleep and Dreaming teaching bundle containing fully resourced editable PowerPoint lessons and accompanying student worksheets. Designed to work seamlessly together, this resource provides everything needed to teach the entire Sleep and Dreaming topic from the OCR GCSE Psychology specification. Whether you’re teaching the topic for the first time or looking to save planning time, this bundle provides a complete, classroom ready resource that keeps students actively involved in their learning. Bundle contains: Fully editable PowerPoint lessons Fillable student worksheets for every lesson A mid topic assessment to check understanding before moving on A comprehensive end-of-topic test to assess the full specification content A student progress tracker to help monitor learning, identify strengths and highlight areas for improvement throughout the topic The bundle covers all key content from the OCR GCSE Psychology specification J203 This resource is ideal for: Whole class teaching Independent learning Homework and revision Cover lessons End of topic revision and assessment preparation Please note: Answers are mostly included on the powerpoints. All content is based on the OCR GCSE Psychology specification and can be supported using the OCR endorsed textbook.

A comprehensive OCR GCSE Psychology Research Methods Workbook designed to be used alongside the teaching of the Research Methods topic. This is a fillable workbook, allowing students to actively engage with the content as it is taught. This resource is perfect for classroom teaching, homework, catch up work, independent study and end of topic revision. This booklet creates a complete set of revision notes by the end of the topic. The workbook covers all of the key Research Methods content required for the OCR GCSE Psychology specification, including: Experimental methods (laboratory, field and natural experiments) Independent and repeated measures designs Sampling methods Variables and hypotheses Reliability and validity Ethical issues Types of data Tables, graphs and data presentation Descriptive statistics Correlations Questionnaires, interviews, observations and case studies Experimental scenarios and application questions And all other core Research Methods content required for the OCR GCSE course. This workbook includes: Fill-in-the-gap notes and exercises for every Research Methods section, enabling students to complete the booklet alongside teacher explanations and class activities. A contents page for easy navigation. A blank Research Methods glossary for students to build their subject vocabulary as they learn. Please note: No answer booklet is included. Students are expected to complete the workbook during lessons or independently using their class notes and the OCR GCSE Psychology textbook, where all answers can be found. This resource is perfect for classroom teaching, homework, catch up work, independent study and end of topic revision.