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It’s revision time. You are knee-deep in sticky notes, index cards and posters. You can repeat the aims, procedures, findings and conclusions of any of the key research studies for your course, but writing extended responses (essays) sometimes feels like a life sentence! Psychology A-level includes a lot of theories and studies, but what’s really important is the way that you make connections between them and how you use them to build an argument —just like a barrister.
A little logic can go a long way, so let’s get our critical thinking caps on!
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