AQA Psychology Paper 2: Biopsychology (Part 1) Key Concepts Revision Quiz (AS and A-level)

This video is a quiz covering key words and concepts to help you to revise Biopsychology and prepare for AQA Psychology Paper 2. This covers the first section (up to fight or flight), and so is suitable both for AS and A-level students.
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[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Good luck for paper 2.
New music this time. Was needed apparently. Shout out to Chris and Frank.
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[@kunikuzooshii]

sooo glad I do biology as well makes biopsych easier :)

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Really helps doesn't it 😉
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[@lxxxaxx4482]

Every time I go onto UA-cam a topic I need to cover you’ve just uploaded aha ! Thank you

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Courtesy of your friendly neighbourhood Galbraith. Hope it was useful.
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[@r7336]

what are EPSP and IPSP? i've not heard of them before
also the new music made it seem much more intense especially on 2x speed, so much so that i panicked for a second because i didn't know the answer to 'chance for a quick breather here'
😅

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Haha you were too focused :P
Those terms refer to excitatory post-synaptic potential (a signal that makes the next cell more likely to fire - comes from an excitatory neurotransmitter) and inhibitory post-synaptic potential (a signal that makes the next cell less likely to fire - comes from an inhibitory neurotransmitter).
-G

[@swagmanjay.]

so helpful, appreciate you

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Hey, glad it helped. Thank you 🙏
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[@chanteuse_1796]

30/37. didn't know a lot of the key terms like EPSP or myelin sheath. should've taken biology a level :( anyways, thank you for the video.

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Haha you'll be fine without it 👍
You're welcome.
Good luck tomorrow.
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[@searie_.m]

24/37😫 think i need to learn more about the structure of the neurons

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

That's fine - the main thing is you know that before you go in the exam, so you can fill that gap! Good luck :)
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[@minalqamar9202]

Please can you make this quiz on approaches before paper 2 on Wednesday

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

I did it today. It's coming first thing in the morning 👍
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[@hlovestxt8726]

I got 34/37 and I do bio a level oh nooo

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Ah that's okay! I'm sure there are terms we use in psych that you actually don't use in bio anyway!
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[@shroms2816]

i can never find a reliable source for which wavelengths (e.g. alpha, beta, theta..) are present for each of the sleep stages. would u be able to tell me please?? 🙏 thank you

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

NREM progresses through alpha, theta and delta, and REM is a mix similar to awake (mainly beta and gamma I think).
Does that match what you thought?
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[@rashmiraviprolu8226]

Thank you soo much for all these videos, you've honestly been so helpful, i'm very grateful I atleast found your channel before paper 1.
this is exactly the topic I wanted to revise today🤍

[@GalbraithDoesPsych]

Glad to help. Thanks for your kind comment, much appreciated 🙏
Hope revision goes smoothly.
-G