Access to Higher Education Assignment Brief
Student Name ULN
Diploma Title Access to Health Professionals
Module title: Psychology
Unit title: Introduction to Psychology
Unit Code: PK13MR043
WMU382
Unit Status Level 2 Level 3 U Level 3 G
Tutor/Assessor
Name: Vicky Heywood
Set Date: 19th April 21 Due Date: 26th May 21
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Research Proposal
Produce a research proposal for a Psychology experiment on one of the following
aspects of human behaviour
- Online Behaviour and Identity
- Addiction and Recovery
- Perceptions around Protesting
1) Explain what is meant by the use of ‘The Scientific Method’ in application to your
Psychological research
2) Propose two scientific research methods that you intend to use in your experiment
1.1
3) Compare and contrast two approaches in Psychology and how these approaches
would conduct research into your area of human behaviour
4) Discuss the ethical issues that may occur when conducting this psychological research 1.2
2.1
3.1
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LO/AC Ref Level Three criteria applied to this assignment* achieved
LO 1
Understand the importance of research in Psychology
AC 1.1 Explain what is meant by scientific methodology
AC 1.2 Discuss two scientific research methods commonly used
by psychologists
LO 2 Understand the main approaches in psychology
AC 2.1 Evaluate the application of two approaches in
psychology to an aspect of human behaviour
LO 3 Understand ethical issues in psychological research
AC 3.1 Discuss some of the ethical issues raised by
psychological research
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1: Understanding of the Subject
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Demonstrates a very good grasp of the relevant Demonstrates an excellent grasp of the
knowledge base. relevant knowledge base.
2: Application of Knowledge -
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The student, student's work or performance: The student, student's work or performance:
a makes use of relevant facts and concepts and a makes use of relevant facts and concepts
breadth or depth that goes beyond the with both breadth and depth.
minimum required to Pass
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shows very good command of shows excellent command of
format format
use of images use of images
language (including technical or language (including technical or
specialist language) specialist language)
referencing referencing
7. Quality
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of the brief/assignment brief/assignment
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