AQA GCSE Psychology Revision Bundle | Depression, Perception & Obedience | 50 Visual Mats

AQA GCSE Psychology Revision Bundle | Depression, Perception & Obedience | 50 Visual Mats

A comprehensive AQA GCSE Psychology revision bundle containing 50 visual resources across three key topics: Depression, Perception and Obedience.

Includes:
• 20 Depression visual revision mats
• 20 Perception visual revision mats
• 10 Obedience, Milgram & Adorno visual revision mats

The resources break complex psychological theories, studies and terminology into clear visual explanations, making them ideal for teaching, revision and exam preparation.

Topics include clinical depression, biological and psychological explanations, serotonin, learned helplessness, Beck’s negative triad, SSRIs, CBT, sensation and perception, depth cues, Gibson’s direct theory, Gregory’s constructivist theory, visual illusions, top-down and bottom-up processing, Milgram’s obedience research, Agency Theory, agentic and autonomous states, binding factors, situational explanations, Adorno’s authoritarian personality and the F-scale.

The visual format supports GCSE revision, retrieval practice, independent study, homework, intervention, exam preparation, SEND/SEN support and EAL learners.

Students can strengthen knowledge of key terminology, theories, studies, strengths, limitations, application and evaluation. The materials are visually structured and accessible, reducing text overload while maintaining GCSE-level content. Suitable for Year 10 and Year 11, direct teaching, topic recap, catch-up work and independent learning.

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