📅 Friday 16th May 📅
We didn’t forget you A-Level lot, don’t worry!
With A-Level Psychology Paper TOMORROW, now’s the time to show off what you know. We’ve got resources for AQA, OCR, or Oxford AQA, and these final tips will help you show off everything you’ve learned clearly, confidently, and exam-style.
And, for AQA students, don’t miss your Night Before Live Sessions where we’ll revise the topics, structure top-grade answers, and calm those last-minute nerves. Scroll down for the full schedule. Scroll for more on that…
🧠 3 Final Revision Tips for Psychology Paper 1
✅ 1. Know Your Case Studies – With Names & Numbers
Psychology is all about evidence. For every topic, make sure you’ve memorised:
The psychologist’s name (e.g. Milgram, Ainsworth, Zimbardo)
Key details: what they did, what they found
Numbers if relevant (e.g. 65% obedience rate in Milgram’s baseline)
📊 2. Evaluate With Precision
Avoid vague points like “it’s not generalisable.”
Say: “The study lacks population validity as it used a small, ethnocentric sample of American men.”
Examiner gold = depth, not just point scoring.
🧩 3. Apply Your Knowledge
In scenario questions, always highlight key terms from the stimulus and link them back to theory.
Tip: Underline the context in the question first, then bullet what theories or studies you’ll bring in before you write.
🎓 Night-Before Masterclass – AQA Psychology
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📅 Live Session Dates:
Thursday 15th May – Paper 1: 5–6pm
Tuesday 20th May – Paper 2: 5–6pm
Sunday 8th June – Paper 3: 10:30–11:30am
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📄 Need More Practice?
We’ve got predicted papers for:
AQA
OCR
Oxford AQA
👉 Download A-Level Psychology Predicted Papers
Pair these with your mark schemes and use them to plan your PEEL paragraphs or 16-mark essay structures.
Okay, so… You’ve done the hard part. Now it’s about exam technique, calm focus, and showing off your best thinking.
We’ll see you at the live session!
– The Primrose Kitten Team 🐾
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