a short and detailed summary of Unit 3 Biological psychology from the edexcel board, covering every point on the specification.

Document covering the two key studies in biological psychology and mind maps summarising all biological content. These revision notes helped me to achieve my A* and can help you too. Exam board is Pearson Edexcel.

This essay is worth 12 marks on psychology paper 3 where you are given as random scenario and the examiner expects you to think on your feet and use your knowledge to answer the essay, in this scenario its about driving ability and explains why on can't remember their route to school and on explains why they failed their driving exam and you can ONLY use biological psychology to explain these two behaviours shown.

This PowerPoint gives evaluation points which are very useful in your essays

This PowerPoint contains different parts of the brain and explains its purpose as well as going over animal ethics. There is also a exam style question which is also annotated with my answers to help you familiarise yourself with exam style questions and strengthen your exam technique

This document contains PowerPoints with in depth information explaining structures of the brain and the importance of how they work and what happens if they are damaged and how this can cause aggression. Or an imbalance of hormones or neurotransmitters which can also cause aggression. There are also studies included in these PowerPoint such as twin and adopted studies which explains the aim, procedure, results and conclusion of the study as well as some evaluation points as a foundation to help ...

This power point provides detailed information about the purpose of adoption and twin studies and the evaluation of using twins or adopted children as participants in a study. I have also included studies such as Kety et Al and Gottesman and Shields which are important in the exam as they can ask you to write down the procedure or the aim of their study or to evaluate it etc. So I provided every detail from the aim all the way to their conclusion of the study as well as some of my own evaluation...