A2 Psychology revision. Overview Week 1Aspects of personality Arousal Week 2Controlling anxiety Attitudes Week 3Aggression Confidence Week 4Attribution.

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A2 Psychology revision

Overview Week 1Aspects of personality Arousal Week 2Controlling anxiety Attitudes Week 3Aggression Confidence Week 4Attribution theory Group success Week 5Leadership

Aspects of personality What do I knowWhat do I need to knowAnything new that I’ve learnt

Personality Nature vs Nurture

Definitions / Theories Hollander (1967) Trait theories Eysenck’s personality dimensions (EPI) Cattell’s Theory – 16 personality factors Interactionist theories

How do you measure personality? EPI Cattell’s 16PE Athletic Motivation Inventory SCAT CSAI-2 Observation Interviews

Theory of Achievement Motivation nAch and nAF

POMS Iceberg profile

Exam questions on motivation

Review the syllabus Devise two personality questions (3 and 4 marks) Devise one personality essay question (14 marks)

Aspects of personality Anything new that I’ve learnt

Arousal What do I knowWhat do I need to knowAnything new that I’ve learnt

Definition Related to cognitive and somatic

Theories Drive Inverted U Theory Catastrophe Theory

Attentional narrowing Cue utilisation Attentional narrowing Attentional wastage

Peak flow experience Ben Ainslie article page 137 Zone of optimal functioning

Arousal What do I knowWhat do I need to knowAnything new that I’ve learnt

Exam questions 30 minutes, ready steady go. Next week: Controlling anxiety Attitudes