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A Level Psychology
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This page is designed to help students studying any of the A Level psychology specifications by providing access to quality revision websites and resources.
Explaining Psychology is a Psychology YouTube channel which delivers interesting and engaging Psychology lessons for psychology students as well as those who have a general interest in the subject.
Elizabeth Elwell the founder of this channel has a first class degree in Psychology BSc. (Hons) and is currently teaching the AQA Psychology A Specification at a high performing sixth form in Surrey (UK).
You can visit the Explaining Psychology website by clicking HERE and you can check out the YouTube channel HERE
Social Influence: AQA A Level Psychology Video by Elizabeth Elwell
Comprehensive information and resources website written and hosted by Jamie Davies aimed at students across all A Level specifications and undergraduate introduction to psychology courses.
CLICK HERE To Visit psychblog.
Psychlotron is a free resource sharing site for teachers and lecturers. The resources they provide are primarily aimed at those teaching the British AS and A2 level Psychology specifications although they will also be useful to anyone studying or teaching introductory courses in Psychology.
CLICK HERE To Visit Psychlotron.
Must Visit Links
If you are new to psychology or just about to embark on an A-Level psychology course, there are a number of resources right here on the All About Psychology website that you will find very useful.
Classic Psychology Journal Articles
Recent Articles
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The Psychopath: Today in the History of Psychology (21st January 1885)
Jan 21, 19 10:00 AM
The Pall Mall Gazette publishes the first recognized account of the term psychopath as we understand it today. Reporting on the acquittal of a Russian woman in a child murder case, the Gazette points… -
The Insanity Defense: Today in the History of Psychology (20th January 1843)
Jan 20, 19 10:00 AM
Daniel M'Naghten shot and killed Edmund Drummond the private secretary of British Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel; mistakenly thinking Drummond was Peel, his intended target.
In a landmark legal ruling… -
David Rosenhan: Today in the History of Psychology (19th January 1973)
Jan 19, 19 10:00 AM
David Rosenhan's classic article "On Being Sane in Insane Places" was published in the journal Science. Introduced with the question "If sanity and insanity exist, how shall we know them?" Rosenhan's…
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