Psychology revision.
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Topics and guidance
- Bias
- Causality
- Change
- Measurement
- Perspective
- Responsibility
- Brain systems and neuroplasticity
- Neural communication and hormones
- Genetics, evolution and behavior
- Memory and mental representations
- Thinking, decision-making and cognitive biases
- Learning, conditioning and observational learning
- Social identity and group processes
- Culture, norms and socialization
- Health and well-being: explanation and classification
- Health and well-being: stress and intervention
- Human development: trajectories and attachment
- Human relationships: communication and cooperation
- Learning and cognition: attention, language and perception
- Research questions, hypotheses and operationalization
- Sampling, allocation and generalization
- Experiments and quasi-experiments
- Surveys and questionnaires
- Interviews, focus groups and qualitative interpretation
- Observation and behavioral coding
- Class practicals and reflective records
- Research proposal and assessment integration
- Culture as an explanatory extension · HL
- Motivation as an explanatory extension · HL
- Technology as an explanatory extension · HL
- Quantitative data interpretation · HL
- Qualitative sources and mixed evidence · HL
Coverage and course references
Revision across the 2027 approaches, concepts, four contexts, research methods and HL extensions. Hypothetical applications are original teaching exercises, not published research evidence.
Check the detailed course map and assessment references for the specification covered. Later exam sessions may use a revised syllabus. Notes and practice have not been independently verified throughout.
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