End of Year Assessment Wheel

Wheel entries:

• Describe the three assumptions of the psychodynamic approach (12)
• Describe the methodology and procedure of Bowlby (10)
• Describe the findings and conclusions of Bowlby (10)
• Evaluate the method and procedure of Bowlby (10)
• Evaluate the findings and conclusions of Bowlby (10)
• Evaluate the ethical and social implications of Bowlby (10)
• Describe how aversion therapy is applied to the behaviourist approach (10)
• Describe the main components of aversion therapy (10)
• Evaluate the effectiveness of aversion therapy (10)
• Evaluate the ethical issues of aversion therapy (10)
• Describe the methodology and procedure of Watson and Rayner (10)
• Describe the findings and conclusions of Watson and Rayner (10)
• Evaluate the method and procedure of Watson and Rayner (10)
• Evaluate the findings and conclusions of Watson and Rayner (10)
• Evaluate the ethical and social implications of Watson and Rayner (10)
• Describe how CBT is applied to the behaviourist approach (10)
• Describe the main components of CBT (10)
• Evaluate the effectiveness of CBT (10)
• Evaluate the ethical issues of CBT (10)
• Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the cognitive approach
• Describe the methodology and procedure of Raine (10)
• Describe the findings and conclusions of Raine (10)
• Evaluate the method and procedure of Raine (10)
• Evaluate the findings and conclusions of Raine (10)