Unit 1
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Unit 2
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Psychology
This unit introduces the nature of Psychology as the scientific investigation of human behaviour and mental processes.
Areas studied
- Introduction to Psychology
- Social Relationships
- Development of Individual Behaviour
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Psychology
This unit provides insight into the various methods and models that are used to explain the differences in human behaviour between individuals.
Areas studied
- Introduction to Neurons and Nervous System
- Individual differences
- Social Attitudes
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Unit 3
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Unit 4
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Psychology
This unit focuses on the brain and the nervous system and their role in human behaviour and the visual system such as how information is transmitted and perceived as an example of brain functions. It also explores the relationship between consciousness and thoughts, feelings and behaviours.
Areas studied
- Brain and nervous system
- Visual perception
- States of consciousness
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Psychology
This unit focuses on cognitive psychology through the concepts of memory and learning. Behaviour is understood in terms of mental processing and information. It also covers the use of empirical research and how it can be used to develop theories and understandings of human behaviour and development.
Areas studied
- Memory
- Learning
- Research investigation
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| Assessment: Assessment in Psychology is a 1 1/2 hour written examination in June (33%), Unit 3&4 school assessed course work (34%) and a 1 1/2 hour written examination in November (33%). |
