A 16-page active recall workbook covering 100 named psychologists across all four Paper 1 topics: social influence (24), memory (28), attachment (24), and clinical psychology and mental health (24). Each topic has blank pages prompting recall of the researcher's topic area and key finding, followed by answer pages with concise summaries for self-marking.
Naming the right psychologist and their finding is what separates a top-band 16-marker from a vague one, and it's the part most students leave to chance. This workbook turns it into something testable.
For each Paper 1 topic, researchers are listed in deliberately shuffled order rather than grouped by subtopic, so recall can't run on the order the notes were learned in. Space is provided to write which area each psychologist belongs to and what they found or argued.
Coverage runs well past the obvious names. Alongside Asch, Milgram, Loftus, Bowlby and Beck sit the researchers that lift an essay into the top band: Kilham and Mann, Maass and Clark, Orne and Holland, Tulving and Psotka, Köhnken, Belsky and Rovine, Burman, Elkin, Cromer and Nestadt.
Built for repeat use across a revision cycle. Complete a topic cold, self-mark against the answers, and the blanks left behind are the revision list.
A 16-page active recall workbook covering 100 named psychologists across all four Paper 1 topics: social influence (24), memory (28), attachment (24), and clinical psychology and mental health (24). Each topic has blank pages prompting recall of the researcher's topic area and key finding, followed by answer pages with concise summaries for self-marking.
Naming the right psychologist and their finding is what separates a top-band 16-marker from a vague one, and it's the part most students leave to chance. This workbook turns it into something testable.
For each Paper 1 topic, researchers are listed in deliberately shuffled order rather than grouped by subtopic, so recall can't run on the order the notes were learned in. Space is provided to write which area each psychologist belongs to and what they found or argued.
Coverage runs well past the obvious names. Alongside Asch, Milgram, Loftus, Bowlby and Beck sit the researchers that lift an essay into the top band: Kilham and Mann, Maass and Clark, Orne and Holland, Tulving and Psotka, Köhnken, Belsky and Rovine, Burman, Elkin, Cromer and Nestadt.
Built for repeat use across a revision cycle. Complete a topic cold, self-mark against the answers, and the blanks left behind are the revision list.