Psychology courses

...developments in each of these areas. Your understanding of these psychological aspects of human nature will be supported by learning how to think critically... Learn about: Psychology of Language, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology...

...their clients' orientation to the world and to themselves, and who are competent in an approach which focuses on descriptive rather than analytic examination...

...No single perspective or set of underlying values and assumptions, expressing a particular philosophical viewpoint on an aspect of being human...

...PSYB1 Introducing Psychology. (50% of AS, 25% of A Level). 60 Marks. Candidates answer 3 compulsory questions from Key Approaches, Gender and Research Methods...

...social, developmental, biological and individual differences) through a range of topics. The AS specification has 2 units: Unit 1: Cognitive Psychology...

...This course is for you if you have not achieved A Levels or equivalent qualifications, and wish to go on to higher education to take a degree in a social studies subject...

...The study target is a GCSE qualification in Psyhcology, covering a broad spectrum of topics and areas. Assessment Exam & Course work Awarding Body Oxford...

...Theory and Research. The course content provides; opportunities to develop critical skills of analysis, interpretation and evaluation; opportunities... Learn about: Psychotherapy strategies, Psychotherapy skills, Psychology Skills...

...of the scientific nature of the subject and if it’s wider cultural and social impact. You will develop your understanding of psychology and its theories of the mind... Learn about: Health and Wellbeing, Education Studies, Biological Psychology...

...and the behaviour of individuals. The new A Level is split into two parts, AS and A2. The AS course is either the first year of the two year A Level...

...skilled and experienced staff focused on maximising your potential. They will encourage you to develop an advanced critical appreciation of contemporary methods... Learn about: Cognitive neuroscience, Social research, Positive Psychology...

...will be considered in Unit 1: the Biological [Physiological/Medical] approach, the Psychodynamic approach, the Behaviourist approach and the Cognitive approach...

...medications increase risk of suicide? Can alternative remedies such as fish oil stabilize mood swings? These questions address only a few of the recent...

...Thursday 14th January 2010, 7:00pm - 9:00pm Course Duration 5 weeks Tuition Fee £150...

...to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding and their ability to analyse in greater depth to a wider range of content than at AS. Syllabus includes...

...for provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia and allows you to work across a wide and diverse range of areas including:child safety...

...Kettering Duration: One year for AS Level or Two years for full A2 Level (AS Level + A2 Level) Start At: September 2010 Interview: Yes Level of Study...

...· Memory · Abnormality · Conformity · Obedience · Stress · Selflessness · Animal behaviour What next? Past students have progressed on to Degrees in Psychology...

...requirements for AS and preferably a C or above in English and Science. Course content A Level Psychology is an ideal course for someone who is interested...

...applications and limitations of psychological knowledge; an opportunity for the practical applications of understanding of methods of psychological research...