1. Social Influence1.1 Types of Conformity1.2 Explanations for Conformity1.3 Conformity to Social Roles1.4 Explanations for Obedience1.5 Resistance to Social Influence1.6 Minority Influence1.7 Social Influence in Social Change1. Social Influence1.1 Types of Conformity1.2 Explanations for Conformity1.3 Conformity to Social Roles1.4 Explanations for Obedience1.5 Resistance to Social Influence1.6 Minority Influence1.7 Social Influence in Social Change2. Memory2.1 The Multi-Store Model of Memory2.2 Types of Long-Term Memory2.3 The Working Memory Model2.4 Explanations for Forgetting2.5 Factors Affecting Eyewitness Testimony Accuracy2.6 Improving Eyewitness Testimony Accuracy2. Memory2.1 The Multi-Store Model of Memory2.2 Types of Long-Term Memory2.3 The Working Memory Model2.4 Explanations for Forgetting2.5 Factors Affecting Eyewitness Testimony Accuracy2.6 Improving Eyewitness Testimony Accuracy3. Attachment3.1 Caregiver-Infant Interactions3.2 Animal Studies of Attachment3.3 Explanations of Attachment3.4 Ainsworth’s ‘Strange Situation’3.5 Bowlby’s Theory of Maternal Deprivation3.6 Influence of Early Attachment3. Attachment3.1 Caregiver-Infant Interactions3.2 Animal Studies of Attachment3.3 Explanations of Attachment3.4 Ainsworth’s ‘Strange Situation’3.5 Bowlby’s Theory of Maternal Deprivation3.6 Influence of Early Attachment4. Psychopathology (A Level Only)4.1 Definitions of Abnormality4.2 Characteristics of Phobias, Depression, OCD4.3 Behavioural Approach to Phobias4.4 Cognitive Approach to Depression4.5 Biological Approach to OCD4. Psychopathology (A Level Only)4.1 Definitions of Abnormality4.2 Characteristics of Phobias, Depression, OCD4.3 Behavioural Approach to Phobias4.4 Cognitive Approach to Depression4.5 Biological Approach to OCD5. Approaches in Psychology5.1 Origins of Psychology5.2 Learning Approaches5.3 Cognitive Approach5.4 Biological Approach5.5 Psychodynamic Approach (A Level Only)5.6 Humanistic Psychology (A Level Only)5.7 Comparison of Approaches (A Level Only)5. Approaches in Psychology5.1 Origins of Psychology5.2 Learning Approaches5.3 Cognitive Approach5.4 Biological Approach5.5 Psychodynamic Approach (A Level Only)5.6 Humanistic Psychology (A Level Only)5.7 Comparison of Approaches (A Level Only)6. Biopsychology6.1 Divisions of the Nervous System6.2 Neurons and Synaptic Transmission6.3 Endocrine System6.4 Fight or Flight Response6.5 Brain Function and Lateralisation (A Level Only)6.6 Studying the Brain (A Level Only)6.7 Biological Rhythms (A Level Only)6. Biopsychology6.1 Divisions of the Nervous System6.2 Neurons and Synaptic Transmission6.3 Endocrine System6.4 Fight or Flight Response6.5 Brain Function and Lateralisation (A Level Only)6.6 Studying the Brain (A Level Only)6.7 Biological Rhythms (A Level Only)7. Research Methods7.1 Experimental Method7.2 Observational Techniques7.3 Self-Report Techniques7.4 Correlations7.5 Content Analysis (A Level Only)7.6 Case Studies (A Level Only)7. Research Methods7.1 Experimental Method7.2 Observational Techniques7.3 Self-Report Techniques7.4 Correlations7.5 Content Analysis (A Level Only)7.6 Case Studies (A Level Only)8. Scientific Processes8.1 Aims, Hypotheses, and Sampling8.2 Experimental and Observational Design8.3 Questionnaire and Interview Construction8.4 Variables and Control in Research8.5 Research Ethics and Review8.6 Advanced Research Methods (A Level Only)8. Scientific Processes8.1 Aims, Hypotheses, and Sampling8.2 Experimental and Observational Design8.3 Questionnaire and Interview Construction8.4 Variables and Control in Research8.5 Research Ethics and Review8.6 Advanced Research Methods (A Level Only)9. Data Handling and Analysis9.1 Data Types and Collection9.2 Descriptive Statistics9.3 Presentation of Data9.4 Understanding Distributions9.5 Statistical Testing (A Level Only)9.6 Advanced Data Analysis (A Level Only)9. Data Handling and Analysis9.1 Data Types and Collection9.2 Descriptive Statistics9.3 Presentation of Data9.4 Understanding Distributions9.5 Statistical Testing (A Level Only)9.6 Advanced Data Analysis (A Level Only)10. Inferential Testing (A Level Only)10.1 Statistical Testing10.2 Probability and Significance10.3 Choice of Statistical Test10. Inferential Testing (A Level Only)10.1 Statistical Testing10.2 Probability and Significance10.3 Choice of Statistical Test11. Issues and Debates (A Level Only)11.1 Gender and Culture in Psychology11.2 Free Will and Determinism11.3 Nature-Nurture Debate11.4 Holism and Reductionism11.5 Approaches to Psychological Investigation11.6 Ethical Implications of Research11. Issues and Debates (A Level Only)11.1 Gender and Culture in Psychology11.2 Free Will and Determinism11.3 Nature-Nurture Debate11.4 Holism and Reductionism11.5 Approaches to Psychological Investigation11.6 Ethical Implications of Research12. Relationships (A Level Only)12.1 Evolutionary Explanations for Partner Preferences12.2 Factors Affecting Attraction12.3 Theories of Romantic Relationships12.4 Relationship Breakdown12.5 Virtual Relationships in Social Media12.6 Parasocial Relationships12. Relationships (A Level Only)12.1 Evolutionary Explanations for Partner Preferences12.2 Factors Affecting Attraction12.3 Theories of Romantic Relationships12.4 Relationship Breakdown12.5 Virtual Relationships in Social Media12.6 Parasocial Relationships13. Gender (A Level Only)13.1 Sex and Gender13.2 Biological Aspects13.3 Cognitive Explanations of Gender Development13.4 Psychodynamic Explanation13.5 Social Learning Theory13.6 Atypical Gender Development13. Gender (A Level Only)13.1 Sex and Gender13.2 Biological Aspects13.3 Cognitive Explanations of Gender Development13.4 Psychodynamic Explanation13.5 Social Learning Theory13.6 Atypical Gender Development14. Cognition and Development (A Level Only)14.1 Piaget’s Theory14.2 Vygotsky’s Theory14.3 Early Infant Abilities14.4 Social Cognition Development14. Cognition and Development (A Level Only)14.1 Piaget’s Theory14.2 Vygotsky’s Theory14.3 Early Infant Abilities14.4 Social Cognition Development15. Schizophrenia (A Level Only)15.1 Classification and Symptoms15.2 Biological Explanations15.3 Psychological Explanations15.4 Treatment Approaches15.5 Interactionist Approach15. Schizophrenia (A Level Only)15.1 Classification and Symptoms15.2 Biological Explanations15.3 Psychological Explanations15.4 Treatment Approaches15.5 Interactionist Approach16. Eating Behaviour (A Level Only)16.1 Explanations for Food Preferences16.2 Mechanisms of Eating Control16.3 Anorexia Nervosa16.4 Obesity16. Eating Behaviour (A Level Only)16.1 Explanations for Food Preferences16.2 Mechanisms of Eating Control16.3 Anorexia Nervosa16.4 Obesity17. Stress (A Level Only)17.1. Physiology of Stress17.2. Stress and Illness17.3. Sources of Stress17.4. Measuring Stress17.5. Individual Differences in Stress17.6. Managing and Coping with Stress17. Stress (A Level Only)17.1. Physiology of Stress17.2. Stress and Illness17.3. Sources of Stress17.4. Measuring Stress17.5. Individual Differences in Stress17.6. Managing and Coping with Stress18. Aggression (A Level Only)18.1. Biological Mechanisms18.2. Ethological and Evolutionary Explanations18.3. Social Psychological Explanations18.4. Institutional Aggression18.5. Media Influences on Aggression18. Aggression (A Level Only)18.1. Biological Mechanisms18.2. Ethological and Evolutionary Explanations18.3. Social Psychological Explanations18.4. Institutional Aggression18.5. Media Influences on Aggression19. Forensic Psychology (A Level Only)19.1. Offender Profiling19.2. Biological Explanations of Offending19.3. Psychological Explanations of Offending19.4. Dealing with Offending Behaviour19. Forensic Psychology (A Level Only)19.1. Offender Profiling19.2. Biological Explanations of Offending19.3. Psychological Explanations of Offending19.4. Dealing with Offending Behaviour20. Addiction (A Level Only)20.1. Describing Addiction20.2. Risk Factors in Addiction20.3. Explanations for Nicotine Addiction20.4. Explanations for Gambling Addiction20.5. Reducing Addiction20.6. Theories of Behaviour Change20. Addiction (A Level Only)20.1. Describing Addiction20.2. Risk Factors in Addiction20.3. Explanations for Nicotine Addiction20.4. Explanations for Gambling Addiction20.5. Reducing Addiction20.6. Theories of Behaviour Change
