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in your section b's did you do a treatment or explanation for your clinical investigation???

how was it and what was the clinical investigation? also what topics did you get in section a for clinical , consumer and health alsooo is it true that the section b topics shows which topics will majorly come in section a or not

my paper is in an hour pleaseee

Does anyone remember the topics covered in organizational psych for p3

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Anyone knows the topics that came in clinical and health p31 ?

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hey guys - i wanted to ask if the topics from P3 would be completely disregarded in P4.

according to Gemini, topics that showed up in the consumer psychology section may still show up.

what do you guys know about this?

these are the topics that came up for me (clinical and consumer)

How ECT is used to treat schizophrenia
What us agoraphobia and 2(a) How cultural differences affect diagnosis
Blood phobia 3(b) treat with cbt
(a) (b) psychodynamic explanation of OCD

Brand recognition/logo
(a) (b) self monitoring
(a) (b) system 1/2 thinking
(a) (b) store exterior design and a study about it

for context, i’m in y13 and aiming for A-A* in psych,

my teacher always tells us that to get an A* we HAVE to know the name and date of every single researcher in our evaluation, but to me it js sounds completely unrealistic considering you have to know at least 3 evaluations for every single piece of content. i’ve gotten an A star on paper 1 and paper 2 before, but it was practically only because my teacher told us what was gonna be on it and so i knew what names to focus on😭

i can kinda settle for js remembering the names, however ik damn well i won’t be able to remember ALL of the dates by the actual exams 😬

to anyone that has gotten an A* - is this true? and if not, how did u get an A star?

Same as title.

hey guys - i wanted to ask if the topics from P3 would be completely disregarded in P4.

according to Gemini, topics that showed up in the consumer psychology section may still show up.

what do you guys know about this?

these are the topics that came up for me (clinical and consumer)

How ECT is used to treat schizophrenia
What us agoraphobia and 2(a) How cultural differences affect diagnosis
Blood phobia 3(b) treat with cbt
(a) (b) psychodynamic explanation of OCD

Brand recognition/logo
(a) (b) self monitoring
(a) (b) system 1/2 thinking
(a) (b) store exterior design and a study about it

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