Psychology

Course summary

The AQA specification aims to provide students with an introduction to psychological theory and research and an opportunity to develop critical skills of analysis, interpretation and evaluation whilst engaging students in issues and debates in contemporary psychology. AQA psychology is a linear course with terminal examinations at the end of the A-level year. Subject Content: The two-year A-level course involves the study of the core areas of psychology studied during the first year of the course: ● Memory ● Attachments ● Social influence ● Approaches in psychology ● Psychopathology ● Biopsychology ● Research methods The topics below are studied during the second year of the course. ● Issues and debates in psychology ● Aggression ● Schizophrenia ● Relationships