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Psychology at the IGNOU FYBA Level

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(Please Note - I have diversified my work on Excelling Psychology into different blogs for better organization of content. I am continually working on the same, so these sites will be updated with more content soon. IGNOU Psychology learners may be interested in the following: Model answers for various blocks of sub-communities of courses: https://psychologymodelanswers.blogspot.com/2019/04/ignou-bpc-001-sample-answer-for.html Statistics for Psychology in very simple language: https://statisticsforpsychology.blogspot.com/ ) IGNOU provides a very flexible system to students who wish to pursue psychology in the form of a credit-based study system. For a student at the entry-level of Bachelors in Psychology, the system makes a provision for 16 credits, 4 credits each in the following courses: Seemingly vast at first glance, these complementary courses provide for a firm foundation that make the future course much simpler. IGNOU is one of the few universities which ex...

Psychology at the IGCSE A Level

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(*Please Note - I have diversified my work on Excelling Psychology into different blogs for better organization of content. I am continually working on the same, so these sites will be updated with more content soon. CIE IGCSE Psychology learners may be interested in the following: Model Answers on the following blog: https://psychologymodelanswers.blogspot.com References of studies for answer writing in a highly organized, detailed format: https://psychologyreferencesummaries.blogspot.com ) -------- Psychology at the IGCSE A Level has two explicitly stated broad objectives , that the student should be able to: The A level student has had a foundation in Psychology, through his or her successful completion of the AS level. The A level, is therefore, more advanced and shifts the students focus from a general overview of psychology to an introduction to specializations in Psychology. In this respect, the student is given four choices of specialization, out of...

Psychology at the IGCSE AS Level

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Practically speaking, the study of Psychology involves learning the following: A student at the IGCSE AS level is being introduced to Psychology, and is therefore introduced to each of these components at a very basic level . The means by which the student is introduced to these is through research studies . The student's task is to actively extract the following from these studies, which roughly correspond to the aforementioned components: Since the AS level is the introductory one, students are obviously focused on the first step, understanding research . The study of theories, and their application is introduced only in bits and pieces, as they are a subject matter of the more advanced, A level.Once students understand research, they can easily critically evaluate research and prepare research designs . The only key to successfully complete the AS level course, and glide through the A level, or any other advanced course in Psychology, is to understan...