Psychology A Level

Comparing Approaches in Psychology

In a comparison paragraph, your point should say whether the approaches are similar or different, and explain how the approaches are similar or different.

 

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Lesson overview

Exam Questions: Approaches to Psychology

  1. How to Outline an Approach
  2. Exam How-To: Twin Studies AO2
  3. Evaluating Approaches
  4. Writing About Reductionism
  5. Writing About Determinism
  6. Comparing Approaches

Exam Questions: Biopsychology

  1. AO1 in Biopsychology
  2. Evaluating Theories in Biopsychology
  3. How to Write an Evaluation Paragraph in Biopsychology
  4. Evaluating Studies in Biopsychology
  5. Exam Frameworks: Brain Localisation and Brain Plasticity
  6. Exam How-To: Endogenous Pacemakers and Exogenous Zeitgebers

Exam Questions: Research Methods (A)

  1. Answering AO2 Questions in Research Methods
  2. Looking for Problems with Study Design
  3. Suggesting Improvements for Study Design
  4. Suggesting Improvements: Observer Bias
  5. Writing a Consent Form
  6. Writing a Debrief
  7. How to Design a Study

Exam Questions: Research Methods (B)

  1. Exam How-To: Research Methods (B) – Introduction
  2. Interpreting Results From a Table
  3. Exam How-To: Interpreting Results From a Table
  4. Interpreting Results From a Graph
  5. Exam How-To: Interpreting Results From a Graph
  6. Selecting the Right Graph to Draw
  7. Drawing a Graph
  8. Exam How-To: Drawing a Graph
  9. Describing the Type of Data in a Study
  10. Exam How-To: Describing the Type of Data in a Study
  11. Choosing the Right Statistical Test for You
  12. Exam How-To: Choosing the Right Statistical Test
  13. Justifying the Choice of Statistical Test
  14. Exam How-To: Justifying the Choice of Statistical Test
  15. Explaining Whether Results Are Significant or Not
  16. Exam How-To: Explaining Whether Results Are Significant or Not
  17. Talking About Significance Levels
  18. Exam How-To: Talking About Significance Levels