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AQA GCSE Psychology | Obedience, Milgram & Adorno | 10 Visual Revision Mats

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A 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:

  1. Dispositional Factors – Adorno’s theory and the F-scale.
  2. Authoritarian Personality – characteristics, parenting and attitudes towards authority.
  3. Evaluating Adorno’s Theory – strengths, limitations and research reliability.
  4. Milgram’s Agency Theory – agentic and autonomous states.
  5. Agentic Shift and Binding Factors – responsibility and obedience.
  6. Milgram’s Study – aim, sample, procedure and variables.
  7. Milgram’s Findings – obedience levels and situational factors.
  8. Evaluating Milgram’s Study – validity, ethics and supporting research.
  9. Comparing Explanations – Adorno’s dispositional theory versus Milgram’s situational explanation.
  10. 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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This independently created educational resource supports AQA GCSE Psychology (8182).

It is not produced, approved or endorsed by AQA. Qualification names and references to published psychological theories and studies are used solely for educational identification.

All original explanations, visual summaries and resource designs remain the intellectual property of the creator. Third-party materials remain subject to their respective rights and licences.

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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. **SEO Keywords:** AQA GCSE Psychology, AQA Psychology, AQA 8182, GCSE Psychology revision, psychology revision mats, psychology resources, depression psychology, CBT depression, Beck negative triad, perception psychology, Gibson theory, Gregory theory, visual illusions, obedience psychology, Milgram obedience, Agency Theory, agentic state, Adorno authoritarian personality, F-scale, Year 10 Psychology, Year 11 Psychology, SEND psychology, EAL psychology. **© 2026 Coffee Owed. All rights reserved.** This resource has been independently created by Coffee Owed. AQA and associated qualification names and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. References to AQA GCSE Psychology are used only to identify the curriculum supported by this independent resource. This resource is **not produced, endorsed, approved or sponsored by AQA**. References to psychologists, theories and published studies are included for educational study. Original Coffee Owed materials may not be resold, redistributed, repackaged for resale, uploaded to another resource marketplace or presented as another person’s original work.

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