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These handwritten notes cover the International A-level Oxford AQA paper 1 in detail. It covers these three key topics: Memory Social Psychology and Psychopathology These notes cover all the key information that you need to know for the exam, including relevant studies and evaluations. I personally got an A after using these notes, hope they can be as much help as they were for me :)

A booklet of full scale notes that cover the whole of paper 2 in the International A-Level Oxford AQA course covering these topics: Biopsychology: * The structure and function of sensory, relay, and motor neurons * The division of the nervous system * The function of the endocrine system * The fight or flight response * Localisation of function in the brain and hemispheric lateralisation Cognitive development: * Piaget’s theory of cognitive development * Vygotsky’s theory of cognitive development * Baillargeon’s violation of expectations research * Social cognition Research Methods (1): * Research methods * Scientific processes * Data handling and analysis

A document containing handwritten notes for the International A Level Oxford AQA Paper 3 on the topic of Agatha Christie’s “The Murder of Rodger Ackroyd”. Inside these notes, I cover the most important information you need to know before taking the exam. I cover things such as: Context Key themes Elements of Crime Structure And the key quotes I hope this helps anyone who takes this exam!

A booklet full of notes, made specifically for the International A-Level Oxford AQA psychology paper 3 course. It is a mix of handwritten and typed notes. The topics covered are: Psychology of Sleep: -Biological rhythms -Disruption of biological rhythms -the nature of sleep -functions of sleep -disorders of sleep Schizophrenia: -what it is -biological explanations of schizophrenia -cognitive explanations of schizophrenia -drug therapy -psychological therapies Research Methods 2: -research methods and experiment designs -scientific processes -data handling and analysis

In-depth study notes for paper 1 of the International A-level Edexcel history Germany paper (option 1c). Personally, I received an A by using just these notes. It is a mixture of both handwritten and typed-up notes that cover the whole specification from the exam board: The Democratic Experiment (1918-29) The Rise of the Nazis (1919-33) Nazi Germany (1933-39) Germany at war (1939-45)

The full course notes for the international a-level history Edexcel paper 3 on the civil rights and race relations in the USA from 1865-2009. The notes go into heavy detail based on the exam boards specification: 1 ‘Free at last’, 1865-77 Reasons for, and impact of, the Thirteenth Amendment 1865-77: the significance of the changed economic position of ex-slaves and the development of sharecropping; freedom of movement; the significance of the social and educational opportunities of freedom and increased social tensions; the need for a political settlement and President Andrew Johnson’s response. Northern radicals and ‘Radical Reconstruction’ 1867-77: the impact of military rule in the south; the significance of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments and the Civil Rights Act 1875; significance of the presence of black representatives in federal and state legislatures. The backlash: the impact of the Ku Klux Klan and White League, including the incidence of lynching; the impact of the restoration of Democrat control in the south and the end of Reconstruction 1877. 2 The triumph of ‘Jim Crow’, 1883- с1900 The role of the Supreme Court: impact of the civil rights cases 1883; the impact of Plessy V Ferguson 1896, Williams v Mississippi 1898 and Cumming v Richmond County Board of Education 1899. The spread of Jim Crow Laws and the impact of pressure groups in the south: changes to rail travel in Florida 1887; extension of segregation to other social areas and other states; the impact of new laws on educational and economic opportunities for black Americans, including the drift to the north and west. Booker T Washington and the black response to segregation. Excluding black voters: the impact of discrimination in Mississippi from 1890; the impact of Louisiana’s Grandfather Clause 1898; the general impact on voting opportunities in the south of similar discriminations by the early 20th century.