If you like to know what makes people tick and why they behave the way they do, then Psychology is for you. Psychology is the scientific study of behavior. It is the study of what people (and animals) do and why they do it. Psychologists also try to use their understanding to help people with difficulties, and to bring about change for the better in fields such as health care, education, and industry. This A Level course consists of three units over two years of study. The three units are set at the end of the two years and consist of: Unit 1: Introductory Topics in Psychology. This includes the study of Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, and Psychopathology. Unit 2: Psychology in Context. This includes Approaches in psychology, Biopsychology, and Research Methods (including, the scientific process, data handling, and inferential statistics). Unit 3: Issues and Options in Psychology. This includes Issues and Debates in Psychology, Gender, Schizophrenia, and Forensic Psychology. Why Study Psychology? Tutors are enthusiastic, caring, and supportive and use a variety of techniques and resources to make learning interesting and challenging. We aim to give you some fundamental and interesting insights into behavior and thought processes that will help you cope with the challenges of life, both for yourself and those you come into contact with. Psychology is also one of the most sought-after qualifications by a range of employers and will open the door to many careers.
Typically you will need 5 GCSEs, including two at grade 5/B (or above) and three at grade 4/C (or above) including maths and English.
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If you like to know what makes people tick and why they behave the way they do, then Psychology is for you. Psychology is the scientific study of behavior. It is the study of what people (and animals) do and why they do it. Psychologists also try to use their understanding to help people with difficulties, and to bring about change for the better in fields such as health care, education, and industry. This A Level course consists of three units over two years of study. The three units are set at the end of the two years and consist of: Unit 1: Introductory Topics in Psychology. This includes the study of Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, and Psychopathology. Unit 2: Psychology in Context. This includes Approaches in psychology, Biopsychology, and Research Methods (including, the scientific process, data handling, and inferential statistics). Unit 3: Issues and Options in Psychology. This includes Issues and Debates in Psychology, Gender, Schizophrenia, and Forensic Psychology. Why Study Psychology? Tutors are enthusiastic, caring, and supportive and use a variety of techniques and resources to make learning interesting and challenging. We aim to give you some fundamental and interesting insights into behavior and thought processes that will help you cope with the challenges of life, both for yourself and those you come into contact with. Psychology is also one of the most sought-after qualifications by a range of employers and will open the door to many careers.
Typically you will need 5 GCSEs, including two at grade 5/B (or above) and three at grade 4/C (or above) including maths and English.