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AQA A-level Sociology *Exam Papers and Legacy Questions
AQA A-level Psychology Exam Papers and Practice Questions 2017
What is psychology?
Paper 2
Social Psychology – Conformity
Cognitive Psychology – Memory
Developmental Psychology – Attachment
Conformity (Majority Influence)
Conformity to social roles (Zimbardo)
milgram obedience study
Past Paper Questions Social Influence.
2.1 Multi-store model of memory
2.1 Working memory model
2.3 Long term memory
2.4 Forgetting
2.5 Eye witness testimony
Past Paper question Memory
2.6 Improving accuracy of EWT
3.1Caregiver-Infant Interactions
3.2 Animal Studies
3.3 Explanations of attachment
3.4 The Strange Situation
3.5 Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis
3.6 The influence of early attachment on childhood and adulthood
5.1 Biopsychology
6.1 – 6.4 Biopsychology
AS Psychology Past Paper Questions Paper 1 & 2
Richard Osman – The point of sociology and media studies.
Paper 2 Family
AS Sociology Paper 1 – Specification
Paper 1 Past Paper Questions
Social Class and Education (External Factors)
Labelling & Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Class Internal Factors
Ethnicity and Education: Is the education system racist?
Gender and education
Functionalism and New Right – The Role of Education
functionalism and education
Marxism and Education
Education Policy
Paper 1. Education – Two different worlds
Paper 1 Education Revision
Sociology AS – Wider Reading
Introduction to the Family
Functionalist approach to family
Feminist view of the family
Marxist approach to the family
personal life perspective of family
New right views of the family
Family and social policy
Gender roles
Sociology of childhood
changing patterns of family life
Paper 2 Sociology of Family
Location, Class and Age
Media and Crime
globalisation and crime
Functionalism, Strain and Subculture
Marxist views on crime
Critical Criminology
Realism and Crime
Crime Prevention & Punishment
Gender and Crime
Ethnicity and Crime
Paper 3: Sociological theory
Is sociology a science?
Can sociology be value-free?
Sociology and social policy
An A-level mindset
Talent is a myth
Exam panic
Privilege
UCAS
The potato assembly
Total recall: What does research teach us about revision techniques
Mental Health
Memory and Forgetting
World Aids Day
Stress

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