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S1 P&R: Is it right to go to war?

A short revision podcast to help pupils think about whether it is right to go to war.

Higher Psychology - the factors affecting sleep and dreams

This podcast covers the factors that affect sleep and dreams that are required for the Higher Psychology course. It covers how our sleep is affected by light, alcohol, caffeine and other drugs and how we can use this information to improve our sleep hygiene and get a better night's sleep.

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Higher Psychology - Sleep and Dreams - Dement and Kleitman and Czeisler

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This podcast is aimed at those revising Higher Psychology. It covers 2 of the studies required in the sleep and dreams unit, Dement, W. and Kleitman, N. (1957). The relation of eye movements during sleep to dream activity and Czeisler et. al (1990). Exposure to bright light and darkness to treat physiologic maladaptation to night work.

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Higher Psychology - psychodynamic processes relating to sleep and dreams

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This podcast covers psychodynamic processes relating to sleep and dreams, which include: — conscious and unconscious processes — manifest and latent content of dreams — defence mechanisms We also talk through how to answer exam questions including, explain, analyse and evaluate questions.

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Higher Psychology: Sleep and Dreams - Cognitive Processes

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This episode covers cognitive processes as part of the Higher Psychology sleep and dreams unit. It describes sleep to facilitate information processes, Cartwright's Problem Solving Theory and Crick and Mitchison’s (1986) Reorganisational theory of dreaming. We also talk through explain, analyse and evaluate questions in relation to this content.

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Higher Psychology: Sleep and Dreams Biological Processes

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This episode covers biological processes relating to sleep and dreams as needed for studying Higher Psychology, which include: — the role of the brain in sleep — circadian rhythms — non-REM and REM sleep and dreaming — Oswald’s (1966) Restoration theory of sleep — Activation Synthesis Theory We also talk through how to answer explain, analyse and evaluate questions in relation to this topic.

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