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WELCOME TO
GCSE PSYCHOLOGY
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documents are Powerpoint presentaions / PDF or BOTH.
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 Biological differences between male and female... |
 Psychological explainations of impression formation... |
 How a childs understanding of the world changes as they grow... |
 Research methods are the methods of studying psychology... |
 The visual system and what part our environment plays ... |
 Social within this course will be looking at obedience and conformity... |
 Theories of memory and forgetting and its application to every day life ... |
 The exploration of why people make assumptions about others... |
 Attachment is looking at therioes of attachments and separation... |
 Behaviour which helps other people... |
 Aggression - negative or possitive, intentional or unintentonal?... |
 Good or bad, right or wrong, what fair or unfair?... |
 Are we a black box that can be programmed?... |
| Sex and Gender |
| Sex and Gender [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Forming first impressions |
| Forming first impressions |
| Cognitive - Development |
| Piaget's theory of cognitive development [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Research Methods [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Research Methods |
| Research Methods [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Perception |
| Depth Cues Perception in Infants |
| Social Influence |
| Milgram & Asch [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Social facilition and stuff [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Memory |
| Memory [powerpoint presentation] [PDF] |
| Prejudice and Discrimination |
| Reducing
Prejudice Prejudice |
| Attachment and Separation |
| Attachment 1 |
| Attachment 2 |
| Pro-Social behaviour |
| What is Pro-Social Behaviour |
| Anti-Social behaviour |
| Theories of Anti-Social Behaviour |
| Ways of reducing aggression |
| Development of Moral behaviour |
| Moral Development |
| Learning |
| Operant Conditioning |
| Behaviourism |