A-Level Psychology (AQA): Forensic Psychology - The Atavistic Form

Forensic Psychology Lesson 3 - The Atavistic form.
Covers Lombroso's research, atavistic characteristics, 4 evaluation points and a model 6 mark outline.
Ideal for first time learning and revision.

[@chicomoon00]

These videos are super helpful!! I wish I found this channel earlier :')

[@hima-kg5sr]

thank you so much this was really helpful

[@ChandlerMaria]

Hi sir, your videos have been very helpful. Thank you very much. Please could you also complete a video on cognitive explanations for criminality (part of the forensic topic) it would mean a lot. Thank you

[@smcartledge2723]

Thanks for your feedback. I am pleased they are helping. Yep, I am just putting the finishing touches on cognitive explanations. It will go live first thing in the morning. Thanks

[@pinkshanelle]

The slide around 8:54, is this intended to mean positive or positivist? Thanks for the great video

[@zakariyahussain3176]

at 12:08 was the question in the wrong context because it seems like your describing the atavistic form to a question asking to outline the bottom up approach

[@smcartledge2723]

Yep thanks, I’ve just seen it - the question is wrong. It should say “outline the atavistic form”, to match the content of the video. Sorry about that. Hopefully it didn’t throw you off too much and the video was still useful.