About Psychology for GCSE Level
Contents
- Preface
- How to use this book
- Chapter 1: Preparing for the GCSE exam
- Part 1: Social psychology
- Chapter 2: Social influence
- Chapter 3: Environment and behaviour
- Part 2: Behavioural psychology
- Chapter 4: Aggression
- Chapter 5: Phobias
- Part 3: Developmental psychology
- Chapter 6: Attachment
- Chapter 7: Cognitive development
- Part 4: Individual differentiation
- Chapter 8: Aspects of morality
- Chapter 9: Attitudes of prejudice
- Part 5: Cognitive psychology
- Chapter 10: Memory
- Chapter 11: Perception
- Part 6: Bio-psychology
- Chapter 12: Stress
- Chapter 13: Sex and gender
- Part 7: Research in psychology
- Chapter 14: Research methods
- Chapter 15: Coursework
- Index
Reviews
"This book provides a thorough coverage of the OCR syllabus and is written in a clear and accessible style that will appeal to both students and teachers. Definitions are clear; studies are simply explained and evaluated. There are lots of activities, pictures and examples that will really help the student to understand psychology and relate it to real life." — Jane Scampion, experienced examiner
"With exam hints, examples, and illustrations, this is an informative and readable textbook which provides the student with ample opportunity to extend their knowledge and understanding of GCSE psychology." — Elle Boag, teacher of OCR GCSE Psychology, Totton College
"Written in exceptionally clear and student-friendly language, this book offers comprehensive coverage of the OCR specification. Each chapter includes a range of activities to engage the student and ensure that learning is easy and enjoyable. Key studies are sub-headed for clarity and the definitions included in the main text help the student to break through the barrier of psychological jargon." — Alex Banks, Director for Teaching & Learning, Totton College
About the Authors
Diana Dwyer, The West Bridgford School. Diana Dwyer is an experienced teacher of Psychology at many levels including GCSE, and also examined GCSE Psychology for 12 years. She has written several textbooks including Revision Guides for both AS and A level as well as more specialized texts on Criminal Psychology and Interpersonal Relationships. She is also active in supporting teachers in her role with the Association for the Teaching of Psychology.
Craig Roberts, Totton College. Craig Roberts has over ten years' teaching experience of GCSE Psychology, and has been an examiner since 2000. He is Head of Psychology at a thriving Sixth Form College, and is on the Educational Committee for the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour. Craig has written several psychology textbooks, and is also published in the field of Mental Health and pet ownership.'
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