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Edexcel GCSE Psychology

GCSE · EdexcelPsychology725 cards

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Flashcards for Edexcel GCSE Psychology (1PS0), split into Paper 1's five compulsory topics and Paper 2's optional topics plus research methods, in the specification's order. Each optional topic, criminal psychology, the self, perception, sleep and dreaming, and language, thought and communication, is its own subdeck, since the exam covers only two of them. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

Adding it gives you your own copy, with every subdeck below. Each card then comes back just before you would forget it, and every one you get right or wrong counts towards your mastery of its topic. You can delete or suspend the parts you are not studying once it is yours.

What is inside (16 subdecks)

  • Paper 1273 cards
    • Topic 1: Development65 cards
    • Topic 2: Memory58 cards
    • Topic 3: Psychological problems51 cards
    • Topic 4: The brain and neuropsychology54 cards
    • Topic 5: Social influence45 cards
  • Paper 2452 cards
    • Topic 6: Criminal psychology (optional)68 cards
    • Topic 7: The self (optional)60 cards
    • Topic 8: Perception (optional)64 cards
    • Topic 9: Sleep and dreaming (optional)56 cards
    • Topic 10: Language, thought and communication (optional)47 cards
    • Topic 11: Research methods (compulsory)157 cards
      • 11.1 Designing psychological research111 cards
      • 11.2 Data analysis42 cards
      • 11.3 Issues and debates4 cards

Some of its cards

  • Adding a pleasant consequence after a behaviour to increase the chance it is repeated
    Positive reinforcement
  • Temporal lobe
    The brain lobe mainly associated with hearing and understanding language
  • Obedience
    Following the instructions or orders of an authority figure
  • The variable a researcher changes or manipulates in an experiment
    Independent variable (IV)
  • Ethical issue
    A conflict between the requirements of research and the rights and welfare of participants
  • Forebrain
    The front part of the brain, which develops into structures involved in complex functions such as thinking, language and perception
  • What does the ICD classify unipolar depression and addiction as?
    Recognised mental health problems, each with its own defined set of symptoms
  • What did Piaget (1950) claim about the relationship between thought and language?
    That representational thinking develops before, and does not depend on, language
  • Information entering the cognitive system through the senses
    Input (information processing)
  • Existential self
    A baby's basic sense that they exist and are separate from other people and objects, developing from about 2 to 3 months

And 715 more once you add the deck.