Cambridge Psychology VCE Units 3&4

Fully prepare students for success in VCE Psychology and focuses on exactly what students need to know without overwhelming them with the content they won't be assessed on.
Emphasises key science skills and scientific investigations with dedicated chapters, comprehensive advice, investigation logbook examples, questions integrated in context and separate skills boxes in every chapter.

Table of Contents
Key Science Skills
Chapter 1 Scientific investigation, planning, ethics and safety
Chapter 2 Recording and analysing data, drawing and communication conclusions
Unit 3 How does experience affect behaviour and mental processes
Chapter 3 Nervous system functioning
Chapter 4 Stress as an example of a psychobiological process
Chapter 5 Approaches to understand learning
Chapter 6 The psychobiological process of memory
Unit 3 Revision exercise
Unit 4 How is mental wellbeing supported and maintained?
Chapter 7 The demand for sleep
Chapter 8 Importance of sleep to mental wellbeing
Chapter 9 Mental wellbeing
Chapter 10 Specific phobia
Unit 4 Revision exercise

Authors:
Kate Gallagher
Natasha Eshuis
Andrew Keating
Alisha Muller
Suresh Sundram
Natalie Zuccon
Published: October 2022
Year level: 12
Curriculum: VCE
Region: Victoria
ISBN: 9781009254168

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