Biological Approach | Approaches | AQA Psychology | A-level

What role does BIOLOGY play in human behaviour?
This video explores the Biological Approach as part of the AQA A-level Psychology course - we will be exploring genetics, neurotransmitters, brain structure and much more.

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FREE COMPARISON Essay (Behaviourism & Biological Approach):

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0:00 - Intro
00:31 - Genetics Basis of Behaviour (Genotype & Phenotype)
04:05 - Brain & Behaviour
05:36 - Neurochemistry & Behaviour
06:37- Evolution & Behaviour
07:40 - Test Yourself

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[dikkeboktor]

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[Fatemainnit]

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[Rainbowsandsprinkles]

Hello how are you? I’m a private candidate taking as level psychology. Can I use your A level psychology video to help with my as level studies ?

[amo]

Sir, when writing an evaluation point on the behaviourist approach, could you say that despite its limitations on conducting animal studies, from a biological standpoint it may still be practical to use animals in research as the evolutionary theory proposes that humans descend from animals - therefore, it is still possible to study human behaviour from animals and should not be dismissed. I know that this isn't worded in the best way but would that be a good evaluation point?

[cosmic]

Do you have a video of similarities between cognitive and biological approaches