A Level Psychology Revision
Our teacher-written A Level psychology revision resources will prepare you for your exam in an efficient, easy to understand way, giving you all the tools you need to revise with confidence and take your exam on at full strength. For teachers of A Level psychology, our revision study tools make lesson planning easy. You can set mock exams, visualise complicated topics, and give your students the upper hand when it comes to their qualifications.
A Level Psychology Revision Resources
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AQA A Level Psychology
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A Level Psychology Topics
Social Influence
Memory
Attachment
Clinical Psychology & Mental Health
Approaches in Psychology
Biopsychology
Research Methods
Issues & Debates (Section A)
Relationships: Option Topic (Section B)
Gender: Option Topic (Section B)
Cognition & Development: Option Topic (Section B)
Schizophrenia: Option Topic (Section C)
Eating behaviour: Option Topic (Section C)
Stress: Option Topic (Section C)
Aggression: Option Topic (Section D)
Forensic Psychology: Option Topic (Section D)
Addiction: Option Topic (Section D)
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A Level Psychology Grade Boundaries
Understanding grade boundaries can give you a general sense of how many marks might be needed to achieve a particular grade, based on patterns from previous years. Grade boundaries change annually, but the 2025 grade boundaries for AQA A Level psychology meant a score of 222 would give you an A*.
A Level Psychology Specifications
Don't spread yourself too thinly when it comes to revision. Instead, increase your chances of success by focusing your revision on what you're likely to see in the exam. The exam specification for A Level psychology includes subjects like types of conformity, the working memory model and minority influence, among others.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is A Level psychology hard?
A Level psychology is no more difficult than any other A Level. It’s all about how you approach it. Focus your revision on past paper examples and relevant subject areas, and you’ll find it a manageable A Level to do well in.
Is it hard to get an A in A Level psychology?
Achieving an A grade in A Level psychology requires consistent revision and a good understanding of theories and research. There is a large amount of content to take in, various different research methods to understand, and you need to be able to apply knowledge in specific situations. All of these things add up to make it a challenging course to do well in.
Is A Level psychology harder than maths?
It’s hard to say which A Level is more challenging. If your learning style suits memory and statistical understanding, you may find maths easier. However, if you prefer a research-based approach to studying, A Level psychology could be the right choice for you.
