Psychology
Should I take GCSE Psychology?
We are often baffled by the behaviour of others. Why politicians lie, why people betray friendships or cheat on their partners.
Or why some experience acute anxiety or depression while others are seemingly immune from the ravages of mental health issues.
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Become a Psychologist without A Levels
For all we know about the psyche, there is still so much that remains a mystery to us. Psychology is one of the most crucial and pioneering areas of study in the world.
To become a psychologist is to study cognitive, emotional and social processes in[...]
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How to Become a Child Psychologist
The way that we think about child development has changed. In the past, children were seen as little adults whose minds were effectively blank slates. They were dressed and treated like grown-ups, with exposure to education believed to be all that[...]
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National Autism Awareness Month
This month, join us as we see the world differently for National Autism Awareness Month.
April is all about Autism Awareness and shining a light on this condition. With 1.1% of the population affected by Autism, it’s time we all started to see the world[...]
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Let’s Make The World A Better Place For People With Autism
Working and caring for people with autism
Imagine not being able to see the world as others do, not being able to make sense of social situations, feeling different but not knowing why. This is how a child with autism feels.
Working and caring for children[...]
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Aggression in Children: How to Deal With It
Studying our child psychology course will help you get to the bottom of aggression in children and all the possible reasons why they may behave aggressively.
Aggression in children can be the result of many underlying problems. Children can behave aggressively[...]
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National Stress Awareness Day
Our modern fast-paced lifestyles are full of work and commitments
Free time is and ever-dwindling, it’s no wonder we’re getting stressed. According to a study 1 in every 3 people have said that they feel stressed. Stress is our body’s way of telling[...]
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Effects of bullying in later life
Pupils who experienced bullying at school or elsewhere are more likely to experience long-term effects of bullying.
Bullying can be in many form. It can be homophobic, racist and even sexist. Reasons people bully others could depend on their personal[...]
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What is a Loving Relationship?
Following on from our previous blogs about relationship maintenance strategies and healthy relationships, we discuss the importance of having a loving relationship.
What is a loving relationship?
Our relationship psychology course looks at all sorts of[...]
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Relationship maintenance strategies
In our previous blog, we discussed maintaining healthy relationships. Now we’ll look at relationship maintenance strategies.
Our relationship psychology course will explore the main issues that cause problems in relationships as well as the strategies[...]
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