New Spec (2017) AQA GCSE Psychology (Paper 1) Development Paper 1 Cognition & Behaviour 3.1.3 Development NEW AND IMPROVED: COVERS ALL THE KEY STUDIES AS MENTIONED BY NAME IN THE SPECIFICATIONS Covers 1. Early brain development Overview of brain structure. Brain development starting in the womb (neural structures, brain stem etc). The development of autonomic functions, senses, movement and cognition + The roles of nature vs nurture 2. Piaget’s stage theory (development of intelligence) & Piaget’s theory applied to education Piaget’s 4 stage development theory Key studies: McGarrigle & Donaldson (naughty teddy study) and Hughes (policeman doll) 3.The effects of learning on development Key studies: Dweck’s Mindset and Willingham’s Alternative learning theory Consists of a PPT display (74 slides) PPT’s include key studies, additional studies, under slide teaching comments, on-slide exercises, exam style questions to supplement understanding and activities to encourage thinking. Also, there is a chart with downloadable resources for each section (only for educational use) Complete coverage of the whole Development module, just ‘pick up a module’ and go… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. Copying this resource for sharing or personal profit, is against copyright: amac-edu 2017© IF YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE, FEEDBACK IS REALLY APPRECIATED…. Thanks The experienced author: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

OCR GCSE Psychology (9-1): Memory Application in Psychology Paper #2** Covers: • What is Cognitive Psychology? • What is Memory? • Types of memory (LTM) • The Multi-Store Model of Memory • Theories of forgetting (STM & LTM) • Theory of Reconstructive Memory • Amnesia, Brain scanning and Neuropsychology Covers all three key studies • Weblinks to key studies / Exam style Q’s Consists of a PPT display (75 slides) giving clear and full coverage of the module. The presentation has teaching comments where suitable, links to online resources (only for educational use) and exam style questions to encourage thinking. Complete coverage of memory, just ‘pick up and go’… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. I HAVE USED THIS RESOURCE IN THE CLASSROOM Copying this resource for sharing or personal profit, is against copyright. IF YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE, FEEDBACK IS REALLY APPRECIATED AND HELPS ME TO AMEND AND IMPROVE…. Thanks The experienced author: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

New Spec (2017) AQA GCSE Psychology (Paper 2) Social Influence Paper 2 Social Context & Behaviour 3.2.1 Social Influence Covers 1. Conformity (Including: definitions + Research by Asch) 2. Obedience (Including: Definitions + Milgram’s agency theory) 3. Prosocial behaviour (Including: Bystander behaviour including Piliavin’s subway study) 4. Crowd and collective behaviour (Including: Pro/Antisocial crowd behaviour, social loafing and deindividuation) Consists of a PPT display (82 slides) PPT’s include key studies, additional studies, under slide teaching comments, on-slide exercises, exam style questions to supplement understanding and activities to encourage thinking. Also, there is a chart with downloadable resources for each section (only for educational use) Complete coverage of the whole SOCIAL INFLUENCE module, just ‘pick up a module’ and go… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. Copying this resource for sharing or personal profit, is against copyright: amac-edu 2017© IF YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE, FEEDBACK IS REALLY APPRECIATED…. Thanks The experienced author: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

New Spec (2017) AQA, GCSE Psychology (Paper 1) Research Methods. Dyslexia Friendly Presentation (Presentation of information, Font and Colour) This three-part bundle contains a PPT (50 slides) GCSE Research Methods, an Independent Learning Workbook (78 pp) & Mathematics for GCSE Psychology, an Independent Learning Workbook (37 pp) AQA GCSE Research Methods PPT covers: Hypotheses – Variables – Sampling – Design - Correlation – Research Procedures – Planning/Conducting Research - Ethics NB. Data Handling is mainly covered in the Independent Learning workbook Quantitative & Qualitative Data – Primary & Secondary Data – Computation – Descriptive Statistics – Interpretation & Display of Quantitative Data – Normal Distributions Maths for AQA GCSE psychology Independent Learning workbook This workbook based on The OFQUAL requirements and progressively covers areas including: o Basic mathematical skills o Decimal / Standard form data o Fractions / Percentages / Ratios o Order of magnitude o Range o Algebra NB. Contains lots of exercises and self-check answers Research Methods AQA GCSE psychology Independent Learning Workbook Covers: • Quantitative and Qualitative Methods • Quantitative Experiments • Hypotheses • Variables • Null Hypotheses • Sampling • Experimental Design • Extraneous Variables • Experimental Methods • Ethics • Correlations • Quantitative Data Analysis: Central Tendency & Range • Distributions & Skewness • Presentation of Data: Tables and Graphs • Qualitative (Non-experimental) Research NB. Also contains class practical’s, examination style questions and an MCQ Paper (+answers) This bundle offers complete coverage of the whole AQA GCSE Research Methods module, just ‘pick up a module’ and go… suitable for both new and experienced teachers Copying for resale or sharing with other establishments is prohibited: amac education, 2017© The experienced authors: Andy McCarthy & Evie Bentley are both Chartered Psychologists, experienced teachers and educational publishers.

Part of the: The ‘pick-up a module and go’ series EDEXCEL A-Level Psychology: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (Paper 2 / Topic 2) “A Bundle in eight convenient sections” Extensive PowerPoint© displays (x8) All you need to present this section of the module in one package. Covers: Section 1: Content • Diagnosis & Classification of Mental Disorders (DSM and ICD) of Mental Disorders • Schizophrenia (Symptoms etc) • + one from: Anorexia*, OCD or Uni-Polar Depression • Therapies (1 x Bio & 1 x Psych for SZ and other disorder) • Individual Differences & Cultural Effects • Developmental Psychology (genes & mental health) Section 2: Methods • HCPC Guidelines • Researching Mental Health • Case Studies & Interviews • Analysis (quantitative & qualitative) Section 3: Studies (inc. Rosenhan 1973 & Carlsson et al, 2000) Section 4: Key Question (eg. culture and workplace issues) Section 5: Practical Investigation (design, gather and analyse) The PowerPoints (214 slides in total) are in handy chunks (eight sections) and are designed to be user-friendly for both new and experienced teachers If you purchase this package, constructive feedback is really appreciated as it helps me to amend and improve resources Thank you The author, Andy McCarthy is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher in the UK.

This bundle includes 1 x fully photo-copiable workbook (over 100 pages) 1 x PPT display (100 slides) to accompany as aid to teaching The workbook progressively covers areas including: o Basic mathematical skills o Decimal / Standard form data o Fractions / Percentages / Ratios o Order of magnitude o Range / Standard Deviation o Measures of central tendency o Graphs / Charts o Algebra o Probability / Significance o Statistical tests Each section includes: detailed explanations, rationales, worked examples, exercises and ‘self-check’ answers. At the end are a range of sample examination papers, covering a variety of potential mathematical questions; also ‘self-check’ answers Overall, at least 10% of the marks in assessments for A-Level Psychology will require the use of mathematical skills. These skills should be at least the standard of higher tier GCSE mathematics. This unique and extensive workbook is designed for both experienced teachers, those new to teaching psychology and students of all abilities. It is fully updated to match the new 2015 specification (first examination: AS 2016 and Year 1 A-level 2017) and is suitable for ALL major Examination Boards. Quite simply, all you need to gain confidence in your mathematical ability; as a teacher or student. This product is both suitable to be ring-bound to create a student hard copy or printed-out in sections to create separate worksheets.

Stats@Psych (Part two) A-Level Psychology ‘How to do the statistical tests: Suitable for all the major examination boards This unique PowerPoint© resource, is designed for the experienced teacher and/or teachers who are new to teaching statistics as part of A-level Psychology. Also it requires minimal statistical knowledge to deliver. This resource carefully and clearly demonstrates how to calculate these major statistical tests: 2(i) Chi-Square Ӽ² 2(ii) Spearman’s rho 2(iii) Mann Whitney U 2(iv) Wilcoxon T These are the second set of PowerPoints presentations (four more major statistical tests). The slides can be edited/copied to suit and are set out in a way to engage students in a simple yet informative way. Each test has an explanation, a progressive worked example and one for the student to attempt themselves. This innovative resource is designed so it can be presented as four whole lessons or used to help make research projects more professional. Quite simply, this pack contains everything you need to deliver these statistical tests: ‘just pick up and go’. The author: Andy McCarthy CPsychol, is a Chartered Psychologist, an experienced publisher, Psychology Teacher/Lecturer and a member of the Royal Statistical Society Reviews: "These are no nonsense PowerPoints which simply talk the viewer through the statistical calculations. The students found it accessible and we could easily flip back through slides for clarification." Claire Barker: Head of Psychology Queen’s College Taunton “Does exactly what it says on the packet, teaches you how to teach the statistical tests: understandable, fun and informative for students.” Dr Agnes Lech: Queen Mary’s London

AQA A-Level Psychology: Year 1 and AS All you need to present the RESEARCH METHODS MODULE Included in this package: Extensive workbook (108 pages) includes explanations, exercises, exam style questions and an MCQ (with answers) 3 separate PPT displays: One to accompany the workbook (96 slides) One covering the ‘Binomial Sign Test’… simple rationale, worked examples and exercises One covering - 'Predicting from correlations'.... advanced evaluations and includes a worksheet exercise • NB. Introduction to statistical testing: the sign test only appears in the AS specifications (It is covered in the Full A-Level in Year 2) AS Paper 2 (Psychology in Context) Section C A-Level Year 1, Paper 2 (Psychology in Context) Section C Part of the: The ‘pick-up a module and go’ series Extensive workbook covering every aspect of the specifications for both AS and Year 1 A-Level Psychology: • Introduction to Research Methods • Scientific Processes • Data Handling and analysis The workbook is crammed with information, self-learn exercises, examination style questions, class practical ideas and an MCQ (with answered supplied). The main format is PDF (holds format better for printing. However, feel free to edit or amend the document to suit your needs) The workbook can be used by students for self-learning or as a class teaching aid in conjunction with the PPT's Also in the pipeline are versions tailored to suit all the specifications (OCR, EDEXCEL and EDUQAS) The author, Andy McCarthy is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher

A COMPLETE GCSE@PSYCH TEACHING RESOURCE: GCSE AQA UNIT 2:8 SEX AND GENDER “Understanding other people” OLD/LEGACY SPECIFICATION Part of the ‘GCSE@PSYCH’ series 1 x PPT display (39 slides) Whole module 1 x PDF Resource booklet, 32 pages including: teaching notes (slide-by-slide), resources, worksheets, practice questions + answers and puzzle The Specifications + Definitions of sex identity and gender identity. + The biological differences between females and males (chromosomes and hormones). + The distinction between the concepts of sex identity and gender identity. + Three theories of gender development: 1. Psychodynamic theory, including the Oedipus and Electra complexes 2. Social learning theory, including imitation, modelling and vicarious reinforcement. 3. Gender schema theory. + Evaluation of these three theories of gender development. This unique series of resources is designed for the experienced teacher and/or teachers who are new to GCSE Psychology. The resource carefully follows the AQA GCSE specifications and is littered with teaching notes, ideas, tasks, hand-outs and activities to accompany the colourful and informational slides (all of which can be modified to suit your personal needs). The textbook recommended to accompany this series is: AQA Psychology, GCSE. Authors: Stanley, Boswell, Harris, Helliwell and McKenzie. Publisher: Nelson Thornes. ISBN: 978-1-4085-0395-9. The complete series GCSE@PSYCH goes through each module with a PowerPoint© that covers the specifications in progressive, informative way; specifically targeting KS4 (Year 10 & Year 11) students. The accompanying manual contains teaching notes for each slide. These notes explain the slides in a bright informative way, extending knowledge, suggesting things to think about and links to activities. The manuals also contain a multitude of photo-copiable resources including: worksheets, workbooks, information sheets, multi-choice questions (with answers), practice examination questions and crossword puzzles (with answers). Quite simply, each modular pack contains everything you need to deliver, so just simply ‘pick up and go’.

OCR A-Level Psychology: Core Study #6 Grant et al (1998) Year 1: Core Studies Cognitive Psychology - Study #6 Grant et al (1998) Context-Dependent Memory Consists of 1 x PPT display (21 slides) and a worksheet to accompany the presentation. The PPT offers full coverage of Grant et al’s famous study and includes links to online resources (only for educational use) and activities to encourage thinking. Complete coverage of the sixth CORE STUDY just ‘pick up and go’… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. I HAVE USED THIS RESOURCE IN THE CLASSROOM Copying this resource for sharing or personal profit, is against copyright: amac-edu 2017© ALL 2O CORE STUDIES ARE IN PRODUCTION, SO WATCH THIS SPACE IF YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE, FEEDBACK IS REALLY APPRECIATED AND HELPS ME TO AMEND AND IMPROVE…. Thanks The experienced author: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

AQA A-Level Psychology: Year 2 Issues and Debates Module Paper 3, Section A Part of the: The ‘pick-up a module and go’ series COVERING: 1) Gender bias 2) Cultural bias 3) Freewill and determinism 4) The nature-nurture debate 5) Holism and reductionism 6) Ideographic and nomothetic approaches 7) Ethics and socially sensitive research Extensive PowerPoint© display (88 slides) plus photocopy friendly FREE resource book (23 pages). BONUS: Separate PowerPoint: Libet and his take on Free Will (or more correctly total lack of...) a disturbing neuroscience point of view; plus a reader on Libet..... This package is economically priced, very accessible for new and experienced teachers. Each section of the main display has examination style questions, lots of think-and- respond areas for students and covers interesting topics including: Epigenetics, Neuroplasticity and Neurogenesis. The FREE resource booklet contains a wide range of extension readers. Recommended accompanying textbook: Psychology A Level Year2, The Complete Companion. Cardwell & Flanagan (Oxford Press). All you need to present this module in one package The author, Andy McCarthy is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

A COMPLETE GCSE@PSYCH TEACHING RESOURCE: GCSE AQA UNIT 2:7 SOCIAL INFLUENCE “Understanding other people” Part of the ‘GCSE@PSYCH’ series 1 x PPT display (47 slides) Whole module 2 x Extension PPT’s (Milgram & Sherif) 1 x PDF Resource booklet, 56 pages including: teaching notes (slide-by-slide), resources, worksheets, practice questions + answers and puzzle The Specifications  Definitions of conformity, obedience, social loafing and deindividuation.  Description and evaluation of studies of conformity, obedience, social loafing and deindividuation.  Explanation of factors affecting conformity, obedience, social loafing and deindividuation.  Explanation of factors affecting bystander intervention.  Description and evaluation of studies of bystander intervention, including those of Latané & Darley (1968), Bateson (1983), Piliavin (1969), and Schroeder (1995).  Contemporary practical implications of studies of social influence and their benefits and drawbacks. This unique series of resources is designed for the experienced teacher and/or teachers who are new to GCSE Psychology. The resource carefully follows the AQA GCSE specifications and is littered with teaching notes, ideas, tasks, hand-outs and activities to accompany the colourful and informational slides (all of which can be modified to suit your personal needs). The textbook recommended to accompany this series is: AQA Psychology, GCSE. Authors: Stanley, Boswell, Harris, Helliwell and McKenzie. Publisher: Nelson Thornes. ISBN: 978-1-4085-0395-9. The complete series GCSE@PSYCH goes through each module with a PowerPoint© that covers the specifications in progressive, informative way; specifically targeting KS4 (Year 10 & Year 11) students. The accompanying manual contains teaching notes for each slide. These notes explain the slides in a bright informative way, extending knowledge, suggesting things to think about and links to activities. The manuals also contain a multitude of photo-copiable resources including: worksheets, workbooks, information sheets, multi-choice questions (with answers), practice examination questions and crossword puzzles (with answers). Quite simply, each modular pack contains everything you need to deliver, so just simply ‘pick up and go’.

A COMPLETE GCSE@PSYCH TEACHING RESOURCE: GCSE AQA Module 1:3 Development of Personality. “Making sense of other people” Part of the ‘GCSE@PSYCH’ series PPT display (46 slides) Whole module PDF Resource booklet, 25 pages including: teaching notes (slide-by-slide), resources, practice questions and puzzle: The Specifications o Definition of personality, including temperament. o Description and evaluation of studies of temperament, including the work of Thomas (1977), Buss & Plomin (1984), and Kagan (1991). o Eysenck’s type theory (1952); extraversion, introversion, neuroticism. o Personality scales, including EPI (1964) & EPQ (1975). o Evaluation of Eysenck’s type theory. o Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD); characteristics of APD (DSMIV); causes of APD; biological: the role of the amygdala, including the work of Raine (2000). Situational: including the work of Farrington (1995), and Elander (2000). o Description and evaluation of studies of the causes of APD. o Implications of research into APD. This unique series of resources is designed for the experienced teacher and/or teachers who are new to GCSE Psychology. The resource carefully follows the AQA GCSE specifications and is littered with teaching notes, ideas, tasks, hand-outs and activities to accompany the colourful and informational slides (all of which can be modified to suit your personal needs). The textbook recommended to accompany this series is: AQA Psychology, GCSE. Authors: Stanley, Boswell, Harris, Helliwell and McKenzie. Publisher: Nelson Thornes. ISBN: 978-1-4085-0395-9. The complete series GCSE@PSYCH goes through each module with a PowerPoint© that covers the specifications in progressive, informative way; specifically targeting KS4 (Year 10 & Year 11) students. The accompanying manual contains teaching notes for each slide. These notes explain the slides in a bright informative way, extending knowledge, suggesting things to think about and links to activities. The manuals also contain a multitude of photo-copiable resources including: worksheets, workbooks, information sheets, multi-choice questions (with answers), practice examination questions and crossword puzzles (with answers). Quite simply, each modular pack contains everything you need to deliver, so just simply ‘pick up and go’.

OCR A-Level Psychology: Core Study #7 Moray (1959), Auditory Attention Year 1: Core Studies Cognitive Psychology - Study #7 (Classic) Attention MORAY, N. (1959) Attention in dichotic listening: affective cues and the influence of instructions. Quarterly Journal of Experimental psychology, Volume 11, No. 1, pages 56-60. Consists of 1 x PPT display (23 slides) and a worksheet to accompany the presentation. The PPT offers full coverage of Moray’s famous study and includes links to online resources (only for educational use) and activities to encourage thinking. The presentation covers this complicated study in a clear and understandable format Complete coverage of the seventh CORE STUDY just ‘pick up and go’… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. I HAVE USED THIS RESOURCE IN THE CLASSROOM Copying this resource for sharing or personal profit, is against copyright: amac-edu 2017© ALL 2O CORE STUDIES ARE IN PRODUCTION, SO WATCH THIS SPACE IF YOU PURCHASE THIS RESOURCE, FEEDBACK IS REALLY APPRECIATED AND HELPS ME TO AMEND AND IMPROVE…. Thanks The experienced author: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher.

New Spec (2017) AQA GCSE Psychology (Paper 1) Memory Dsylexia Friendly Presentation (Presentation of information, Font and Colour) Covers: 1. 1. Processes of memory • What is memory in terms of cognitive psychology • Types of memory: episodic, semantic & procedural • Memory processes: encoding, retrieval & storage 2. 2. Structure of memory • Coding (aka: Encoding), Capacity & Duration (STM & LTM Stores) • The Multi-Store Model (STM & LTM) • Primary & Recency Effects (Serial Recall) • Serial Position Curve (Murdoch) 3. Memory as an active process • Reconstructive Memory • War of the Ghosts (Bartlett) • Accuracy of Memory (Factors: Interference, Context & False Memories) Consists of a two PPT display (59 slides and 21 slides), one covers main topics and one for class experiments (x 3) plus a worksheet (2 pages) for Godden and Baddeley (context dependency). PPT’s include under slide teaching comments, on-slide exercises/questions to supplement understanding and activities to encourage thinking. Complete coverage of the whole memory module, just ‘pick up a module’ and go… suitable for both new and experienced teachers You are welcome to amend, expand or reduce the display to suit your needs. The experienced authors: Andy McCarthy (amac education: Psychology) is a Chartered Psychologist, experienced teacher, lecturer and publisher. Visit my Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/625558624273452/

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