This bundle includes: -Powerpoint: identity, norms and values, culture, agents of socialisation, status and nature vs nurture. Includes exam questions, activities and evaluation -Work booklet: Matches the powerpoint - incorporated exam questions and activities - Homework Booklet: matches the powerpoint and work booklet. Includes videos and articles to develop student learning - Retrieval Booklet: Matches the powerpoint and there is space for students to answer questions

This bundle includes: - Powerpoint: family types, theories of families, changing patterns in families, divorce, marriage, cohabitation, childhood. Includes exam questions, activities and evaluation (have also incorporated elements of A-Level Sociology) -Work booklet: Matches the powerpoint - incorporated exam questions and activities and videos and articles (have also incorporated elements of A-Level Sociology) - Homework Booklet: matches the powerpoint and work booklet. Includes videos and articles to develop student learning - Retrieval Booklet - matches the booklet and powerpoint - has space for students to write their answers

This is a lesson-by-lesson booklet of the Memory Module. The booklet contains: Exam questions - ranging from multiple choice - 9 marker questions Student activities - application questions, discussion questions - to prompt student engagement Knowledge organisers that students fill out- addressing key studies and diagrams of models Structured evaluation points - addressed in a PEEL/PET format - fully written Glossary - at the back of the booklet for students to fill out. It is designed to support and engage students with key theoretical content and key studies within memory: Baddeley’s study of Encoding Murdock - Primary and Recency effect in recall Bartlett - War of the Ghost study Godden and Baddeley - context dependent forgetting Loftus and Pickford study of False memories

A fully resourced and student - friendly revision booklet for the Social Influence topic (AQA Psychology). This resource is designed to support effective independent revision, consolidate classroom learning, and prepare students confidently for Paper 1 exam questions. Each module is accompained by an exam question (8 or 16 marks) with space for students to write their answers. The booklet covers all the key areas of the updated 2026 specification for Social Influence: Types and Explanations of Conformity (compliance, international, NSI and ISI) Asch’s study and situational variables (group size, unanimity and task difficulty) Milgram’s Study and situational variables (proximity, location and uniform) Explanation of Obedience (legitmacy of authority, dispostional factors, agentic shift) Resistence to Social Influence (social support and locus of control) Minority Influence (Moscovici’s study)

A fully resourced and student - friendly revision booklet for the Clinical Psychology topic (AQA Psychology). This resource is designed to support effective independent revision, consolidate classroom learning, and prepare students confidently for Paper 1 exam questions. Each module is accompained by an exam question (8 or 16 marks) with space for students to write their answers. The booklet covers all the key areas of the updated 2026 specification for Clinical Psychology: Definitions of Abnormality Disorder Characteristics (behavioural, emotional and cognitive) Explanations and Treatment of Phobia (two-process model, SD and Flooding) Explanation and Treatment of OCD (Genetic and Neural, SSRI’s) Explanations and Treatment of Depression (Ellis and Becks Models, CBT and REBT)

This is a lesson-by-lesson booklet of the Social Influence Module. The booklet contains: Exam questions - ranging from multiple choice - 9 marker questions Student activities - application questions, discussion questions - to prompt student engagement Knowledge organisers that students fill out- addressing key studies Structured evaluation points - addressed in a PEEL/PET format - fully written Glossary - at the back of the booklet for students to fill out. It is designed to support and engage students with key theoretical content and key studies within memory: Asch study - Conformity Milgram study - Obedience Piliavin study - Prosocial Behaviour Zimbardo study - Crowd and Collective Behaviour Reicher study - Crowd and Collective Behaviour