AQA GCSE Psychology | Obedience, Milgram & Adorno | 10 Visual Revision Mats
DescriptionA comprehensive set of 10 colourful Psychology revision visuals covering Obedience for AQA GCSE Psychology (8182), Paper 2: Social Context and Behaviour.
Designed for classroom teaching, independent revision and exam preparation, this resource explains why people obey authority, explores dispositional and situational explanations, and evaluates key psychological research.
The 10 visuals cover:
- Dispositional Factors – Adorno’s theory and the F-scale.
- Authoritarian Personality – characteristics, parenting and attitudes towards authority.
- Evaluating Adorno’s Theory – strengths, limitations and research reliability.
- Milgram’s Agency Theory – agentic and autonomous states.
- Agentic Shift and Binding Factors – responsibility and obedience.
- Milgram’s Study – aim, sample, procedure and variables.
- Milgram’s Findings – obedience levels and situational factors.
- Evaluating Milgram’s Study – validity, ethics and supporting research.
- Comparing Explanations – Adorno’s dispositional theory versus Milgram’s situational explanation.
- Obedience Revision Summary – key terms, studies, evidence and exam tips.
What’s included:
- 10 illustrated revision visuals
- Clear psychological explanations
- Key theories and research findings
- Strengths and limitations
- Comparisons between explanations
- Exam-focused evaluation guidance
- Key terminology and revision summaries
Ideal for Years 10–11, AQA GCSE Psychology lessons, Paper 2 revision, retrieval practice, homework, intervention and independent study.
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