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Second year of A-level (A2)

A-level Psychology Year 13 revision

Notes, diagrams and exam-style questions for every topic in A-level Psychology Year 13, for AQA, OCR, Edexcel and Cambridge. The first part of each topic is free to read here, with practice questions and answers.

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Topic 3Issues, debates and optionsThis topic pulls together the issues and debates you need for every A-level paper, plus key options and statistics.20 subtopics · 700 questionsTopic 4GenderThis topic explains how we develop a sense of our gender, and why gender roles differ between people and cultures.8 subtopics · 240 questionsTopic 5Cognition and developmentThis topic looks at how children's thinking develops, and how they come to understand other people.8 subtopics · 202 questionsTopic 6Criminal and criminological psychology (further content)This topic looks at crime from start to finish: how it's measured, why people offend, and how the justice system responds.7 subtopics · 247 questionsTopic 7Health psychologyHealth psychology studies why people behave in healthy or unhealthy ways, and how we can help them change.7 subtopics · 305 questionsTopic 8Environmental psychologyEnvironmental psychology studies how our surroundings affect our behaviour, and how our behaviour affects the environment.9 subtopics · 219 questionsTopic 9Sport and exercise psychologySport and exercise psychology looks at the mental side of performance, and why people do or don't exercise.11 subtopics · 435 questionsTopic 10Psychological skillsPsychological skills bring together everything about doing and judging research, ready for the synoptic exam papers.8 subtopics · 390 questionsTopic 11Eating behaviourThis topic explains why we like the foods we do, and what goes wrong in dieting, anorexia and obesity.8 subtopics · 232 questionsTopic 12StressThis topic looks at what stress does to the body, what causes it, how we can measure it, and how to manage it.8 subtopics · 272 questionsTopic 13AggressionThis topic asks why people are aggressive, using biological, social and institutional explanations.8 subtopics · 267 questionsTopic 14Forensic psychologyForensic psychology applies psychology to crime, from catching offenders to explaining and dealing with offending.8 subtopics · 223 questionsTopic 15AddictionThis topic explains how addiction develops, why it's so hard to stop, and how it can be treated.7 subtopics · 239 questionsTopic 16Issues in mental healthThis topic looks at how society has understood and treated mental illness, from the asylums to modern community care.5 subtopics · 184 questionsTopic 17Clinical psychologyClinical psychology is about understanding, diagnosing and treating mental health disorders.14 subtopics · 458 questionsTopic 18Child psychologyChild psychology looks at how children's early experiences shape their development.8 subtopics · 293 questions

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