CM6 Task 1 RECAP

CM6
PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES IN HSC

Word Cloud

How would you defining college life so far?

TASK 1

Have a look at the assignment brief

Multiple Choice

When is Psychology task 1 due?

• Today

• Now, like right now!

• The week after half-term

• May

Multiple Choice

Task 1 contains D criteria, which means that if you don't submit you will...

• get a Praise comment

• increase my attendance

• get a Cause for Concern comment

• be capped at an A grade

Multiple Choice

Failing this submission will also mean...

• you'll need to change my lanyard

• you'll be capped at a D grade for the unit

• you won't be able to wear socks for a week

• it will rain for longer

PART 1

D1 - Roles of psychology (3)


D2 -Types of psychologists (5)


D4 - 2 references

PART 1

D1 - DESCRIBE 3.

Multiple Choice

Understanding psychology can help us  interact with others

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Understanding psychology can help us to communicate.

• True

• False

PART 1

D2 - DESCRIBE 5.

What is their role within HSC settings?

​Some examples:
- Educational Psychologist
- Clinical Psychologist
- Counselling Psychologist
- Health Psychologist
- Forensic Psychologist
- Neuro Psychologist

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a suitable type of psychologist to cover in D2?

• Educational Psychologist

• Health Psychologist

• Panda Bear Psychologist

• Counselling Psychologist

PART 2

D3 - Nature and Nurture


C1 - Nature vs Nurture debate


C3 - References and SPAG.

PART 2

D3 - Nature and Nurture

What is nature?
What is nurture?
How does it all link to the human growth and developemnt?

Key words - genes/genetic, nativists, environment, environmentalists

PART 2

​D3 - Nature and Nurture

PART 2

Explain:

• The principles of nature and nurture in relation to human development.

• The reasons why nature and nurture is debated.

• Twin studies evidence in relation to nature and Albert Bandura’s Bobo doll experiment in relation to nurture

​C1 - Nature vs Nurture debate

Open Ended

Bandura’s theory is another nurture approach that emphasises the importance of the environment except it also assumes that behaviour is acquired through the process of observational learning. In his experiment with a Bobo doll, he observed that children learned aggressive behaviour by watching someone behave aggressively - how does this link to the debate?

Open Ended

Studies in twin siblings that were separated at birth allowed researchers to understand the different skills, behaviours and attitudes that are a result of genes or environement. How did that support nativists' approach?

Poll

How confident are you about Psychology task 1?

• Not much

• A little bit

• Confident

• Very confident!

THANK YOU

Thank you all for the patience and perseverance of continuing with the online lessons while some staff are off.

We know it's not ideal, but you have been really participative, and it has been lovely to read your answers to all Quizizz and Nearpod lessons.

Open Ended

I'm always trying to improve my lessons for you to make the most out of them.

Please be honest about what might challenging about these online lessons, and what you find that could be improved :)

HGD TASK 2

The feedback for task 2 (Human Growth and Development) is now available.
Please read it carefully (feedback box and comments in-text) and let me know if you have any questions.

RESUB: 7th March by 4pm