A Level Physcology

Students S hould expect to delve into the fascinating realm of human behavior and mental processes. The journey typically commences with an introduction to the historical evolution of psychology, major theories, and fundamental research methods. As the course progresses, students explore the intricate biological underpinnings of behavior, including brain structure and neurotransmission. Cognitive psychology sheds light on mental processes like memory, perception, and problem-solving, while developmental psychology charts human growth across different life stages. Social psychology examines how individuals interact in groups, shaping attitudes and behaviors. Personality theories unravel the complexities of individual traits and behaviors, while abnormal psychology delves into mental health disorders and their treatments. Research methods are emphasized to equip students with the skills to conduct studies ethically and effectively. The course also often touches upon the practical applications of psychology in various fields, fostering critical thinking, analytical skills, and an understanding of ethical considerations within the discipline.

• English
• Cambridge
• A Level
• 33 Lessons