A-level Psychology
AS & A-level Psychology (AQA)
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- Research Methods43 questions
- Social Influence25 questions
- Memory25 questions
- Attachment24 questions
- Psychopathology24 questions
- Approaches in Psychology24 questions
- Biopsychology24 questions
- Gender23 questions
- Issues & Debates21 questions
- Relationships21 questions
- Aggression21 questions
- Eating Behaviour21 questions
- Cognition & Development20 questions
- Forensic Psychology20 questions
- Addiction20 questions
- Stress20 questions
- Schizophrenia19 questions
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A-level Psychology is assessed by three written exam papers at the end of the two-year course, with no coursework. It covers social influence, memory, attachment, psychopathology, approaches, biopsychology and research methods, plus optional topics such as schizophrenia, relationships and aggression. Research methods and analysis run through every paper, and grades run A* to E.
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- Research Methods43 questions
- Social Influence25 questions
- Memory25 questions
- Attachment24 questions
- Psychopathology24 questions
- Approaches in Psychology24 questions
- Biopsychology24 questions
- Gender23 questions
- Issues & Debates21 questions
- Relationships21 questions
- Aggression21 questions
- Eating Behaviour21 questions
- Cognition & Development20 questions
- Forensic Psychology20 questions
- Addiction20 questions
- Stress20 questions
- Schizophrenia19 questions
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A psychology degree is the route into the profession; A levels are required, though psychology A-level itself is not.
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Valued by employersNational Careers Service: 2 to 3 A levels for a degree, then postgraduate training.
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A-level Psychology: your questions answered
How is A-level Psychology assessed?
Three written papers at the end of Year 13 with no coursework. On the AQA spec they are Paper 1 (introductory topics), Paper 2 (approaches, biopsychology and research methods) and Paper 3 (issues and debates plus three optional topics).
Is there maths in A-level Psychology?
Yes — at least 10% of the marks assess mathematical and statistical skills: descriptive statistics, choosing and interpreting statistical tests, probability and significance. No calculus is required.
What topics does A-level Psychology cover?
Social influence, memory, attachment, psychopathology, approaches in psychology, biopsychology, research methods, and issues and debates, plus optional topics such as schizophrenia, relationships and aggression.
Do universities accept Psychology as a science?
Many universities count Psychology as a science A-level, but some courses prefer a 'hard' science (biology, chemistry or physics) alongside it. Always check the entry requirements for your chosen course.
Which exam board is this practice for?
These questions follow the AQA specification, the most widely taught. Most content overlaps with other boards, but always check your own specification.
Where is A-level Psychology required or accepted?
A psychology degree is the route into the profession; A levels are required, though psychology A-level itself is not. Psychologist: National Careers Service: 2 to 3 A levels for a degree, then postgraduate training.
Is PassNova's A-level Psychology practice free?
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PassNova has 395 exam-style A-level Psychology questions and 6 timed 25-question practice tests, each with a clear explanation, plus topic-by-topic study mode.
Is the A-level Psychology practice up to date for 2026?
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