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The Complete Companions

Recent Revisions to The Complete Companions for AQA Psychology

December 3, 2021November 30, 2021Oxford Psychology Team
Revisions to the Complete Companions for AQA Psychology

Oxford University Press is committed to keeping our resources are up to date and ensuring that they are inclusive. With this in mind, the Oxford Psychology Team have made some recent revisions to the Complete Companions for AQA Psychology Student Books and Kerboodle.

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Are all the AQA Psychology options equal?

November 21, 2017November 17, 2017Oxford Psychology Team
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Although most schools have settled on the options they are teaching in AQA Psychology, many have had to make difficult choices; comparison of the available options seems to be a constant topic of conversation between teachers. While writing multiple choice questions for The Complete Companions for AQA Kerboodle , I noticed a few less obvious differences between the topics and hope […]

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