AS Psychology:: Students Textbook AQA 'A' Specification: The Student's Textbook

AS Psychology:: Students Textbook AQA 'A' Specification: The Student's Textbook

by Rob Lewis (Author), Nigel Holt (Author)

Synopsis

The AS-Psychology Student's Textbook is the definitive student's text for the 2008 AQA 'A' Psychology specification. This text covers the whole specification in colour-coded, clear and concise chapters. The philosophy behind this book is to facilitate a smooth transition between the current and the new specifications. The authors have looked closely at the way the new A level is designed, and have developed this text to ensure that the material you are familiar with, and for which you have lessons and resources, can be worked into the new design. Some changes in the specification are subtle, some are more obvious, but, throughout the book, the authors make it clear how the specification should be addressed.Electronic resources will also be available to enhance your provision. Each chapter is amply illustrated with photos and diagrams and contains key studies and vignettes to engage the student. These, together with the helpful Ask an Examiner sections make this the most user-friendly text available for the new AS specification. The book contains coverage of the all units described in the specification. It covers: Research Methods, Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Biological Psychology, Social Psychology and Individual Differences. An accompanying revision guide will be available in September 2008, and the partner A2 text and revision guides will follow. Available as an eBook Site Licence ISBN 9781845905910

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 256
Publisher: Crown House Publishing Ltd
Published: 20 Mar 2008

ISBN 10: 1845900936
ISBN 13: 9781845900939

Author Bio
Nigel Holt has a PhD in psychology, is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Bath Spa University and a senior team leader examiner at AS and A2 with a major examination board. In addition to teaching and examining, he spends time researching the use of e-learning and podcasting in psychology and the perception of sound. He is an editor of Psychology Review, and talks regularly to A-level students at conferences around the UK.Robert Lewis has been teaching for over twenty years, and presently lectures in psychology in Wales. His primary focus has been A/AS level Psychology but has also taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and has most recently been involved in initial teacher training. He is an extremely experienced examiner, having held senior examining posts with several exam boards. He continues to be involved in specification development, delivering INSET, and examining at a senior level.