AQA GCSE Psychology Paper 2: Social context and behaviour June 2025 mark scheme 8182/2
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Conformity11 Qs
Designing research35 Qs
Crowd & collective behaviour7 Qs
Prosocial behaviour & bystander intervention6 Qs
Research methods: experiments, observations, self-report, correlations39 Qs
Obedience10 Qs
Descriptive statistics & data display36 Qs
Explanations of non-verbal behaviour10 Qs
Non-verbal communication12 Qs
Types of data14 Qs
Ways of studying the brain7 Qs
Nervous system, neurons & synaptic transmission21 Qs
Localisation, lateralisation & plasticity10 Qs
Mental health & its effects7 Qs
Risk factors for addiction8 Qs
Reducing addiction5 Qs
Explaining & treating depression6 Qs
+13 more
19 questions
- Q1 - 1 mark - Conformity
- Q2 - 8 marks - Conformity, Designing research
- Q3 - 4 marks - Crowd and collective behaviour
- Q4 - 6 marks - Prosocial behaviour and bystander intervention, Research methods: experiments, observations, self-report, correlations
- Q5 - 6 marks - Obedience
- Q6 - 3 marks - Descriptive statistics and data display
- Q7 - 6 marks - Explanations of non-verbal behaviour, Research methods: experiments, observations, self-report, correlations
- Q8 - 4 marks - Explanations of non-verbal behaviour
- Q9 - 3 marks - Non-verbal communication, Research methods: experiments, observations, self-report, correlations, Types of data
- Q10 - 9 marks - Explanations of non-verbal behaviour
- Q11 - 8 marks - Descriptive statistics and data display, Designing research, Ways of studying the brain
- Q12 - 5 marks - The nervous system, neurons and synaptic transmission
- Q13 - 6 marks - Localisation, lateralisation and plasticity
- Q14 - 6 marks - Designing research, The nervous system, neurons and synaptic transmission
- Q15 - 3 marks
- Q16 - 3 marks - Mental health and its effects
- Q17 - 7 marks - Research methods: experiments, observations, self-report, correlations, Risk factors for addiction
- Q18 - 3 marks - Reducing addiction
- Q19 - 9 marks - Explaining and treating depression, The nervous system, neurons and synaptic transmission
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