Psychology AS - PYA2 Models of Abnormality

Currently consists of just the biological and the psychodynamic models of abnormality (can be applied to other areas of psychology, including certain aspects in A2).

I will be adding the behavioural and the cognitive models of abnormality to this presentation at some point in the future - either that or will create a new one with those two models in it.

I hope you find this helpful (I found making this quite helpful, tbh...) Please rate/comment!

Uploaded: Fri 2nd January, 2009 @ 23:02 by Polly

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Samuel Richardson

Wed 7th January, 2009 @ 15:00

top notch

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Polly

Thu 15th January, 2009 @ 21:32

Samuel Richardson wrote:

top notch

thankyou :D i have done cognitive and behavioural, but not nearly in as much detail so i didn't think it was worth putting up, but i got through the exam okay n__n

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L Nicklin

Tue 17th March, 2009 @ 15:33

wiiiiiiiiikid all i have 2 say L x

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p021

Thu 30th April, 2009 @ 20:48

Where can i get the part 2? i need the cognitive and behavioural therapies .... ?

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Polly

Thu 7th May, 2009 @ 19:04

p021 wrote:

Where can i get the part 2? i need the cognitive and behavioural therapies .... ?

never got round to them, sorry! take the structure i gave you and see if you can do the rest of the slides yourself. i can promise that making this was awesome revision

Edited on Thu 7th May, 2009 @ 19:05 by Polly

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ArtisicBiscuit

Mon 7th June, 2010 @ 13:32

Great material. Thanks!

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nikki

Wed 9th June, 2010 @ 19:00

BRILLIANT! THANKS FOR DOING THIS I HAVE AN EXAM TOMORROW ON THIS TOPIC AND YOUR PRESENTATION HAS HELPED ME ALOT. TA

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Hayley

Wed 9th June, 2010 @ 19:05

Best revision i have seen for defining abnormality ... Bravo ! :)

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Zoe

Tue 15th March, 2011 @ 16:08

Thanks very much ;)