A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Paper 1
Covers Conformity and Minority Influence, Obedience and Social Change, Memory Models and Multi-Store Memory and 9 more.
A Level Psychology
Practice papers with model solutions
Original practice sets for A Level Psychology, drawn from our own question bank. Each has a stable link, a printable PDF and a full worked mark scheme.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Paper 2
Covers Conformity and Minority Influence, Obedience and Social Change, Memory Models and Multi-Store Memory and 9 more.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Paper 3
Covers Conformity and Minority Influence, Obedience and Social Change, Memory Models and Multi-Store Memory and 9 more.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Paper 4
Covers Conformity and Minority Influence, Obedience and Social Change, Memory Models and Multi-Store Memory and 9 more.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Short Paper A
Covers Conformity and Minority Influence, Obedience and Social Change, Memory Models and Multi-Store Memory and 3 more.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Psychology Short Paper B
Covers Definitions of Abnormality and Phobias, Depression and OCD, Approaches in Psychology and 3 more.
Papers scoped to what has been taught
The papers above are scoped by grade band. These are scoped by teaching point instead: each one leaves out content a student at that stage has not met yet, so a mock in the middle of the course tests what has actually been covered.
AS and A Level are separate qualifications with different assessed content, so this split follows the specification rather than a teaching convention. I am confident in the AS/A Level split for Social Influence, Memory, Attachment, Approaches and Research Methods, which was consistent across every source I checked. I am reasonably but not fully confident that Biopsychology's nervous-system content specifically (as opposed to localisation of brain function, plasticity and biological rhythms, which are A Level only) is the AS-examined portion, based on two consistent but independent descriptions of that sub-split. My research also turned up conflicting claims about Psychopathology: most evidence, plus the structural parallel between the AS and full A Level Paper 2 titles, points to Psychopathology being full-A-Level-only (added alongside Issues and Debates in year two), but a few sources suggested AQA's AS Paper 2 instead examines Psychopathology in place of Biopsychology. I could not fetch AQA's specification PDF directly to settle this, since aqa.org.uk and its usual PDF mirrors were blocked from this environment, and one source referenced specification updates for the 2026/2027 exam series that I could not verify either. If precision on Psychopathology's exact AS status matters, it is worth confirming against the current AQA 7181 specification directly before relying on it.
AS
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 1: Social Influence and Memory
Conformity and minority influence, obedience and social change, memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 2: Attachment and Approaches
Caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, the approaches in psychology, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 3: Biopsychology and Social Influence
The approaches in psychology, the nervous system and the brain, conformity and minority influence, obedience and social change, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 4: Extended Topics Review
Conformity and minority influence, obedience and social change, memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, the nervous system and the brain, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 5: Memory and Attachment
Memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, the nervous system and the brain, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - AS
AS Paper 6: Full Course Practice
Conformity and minority influence, obedience and social change, caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, the approaches in psychology, the nervous system and the brain, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 1: Psychopathology and Social Influence
Conformity and minority influence, obedience and social change, definitions of abnormality and phobias, depression and OCD, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 2: Memory and Psychopathology
Memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, definitions of abnormality and phobias, depression and OCD, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 3: Issues, Debates and Approaches
Conformity and minority influence, the approaches in psychology, the nervous system and the brain, issues and debates in psychology, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 4: Attachment and Mental Health
Caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, definitions of abnormality and phobias, depression and OCD, issues and debates in psychology, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 5: Whole-Course Review
Conformity and minority influence, memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, the approaches in psychology, definitions of abnormality and phobias, depression and OCD, plus research methods and statistics.
A Level Psychology - A Level
A Level Paper 6: Full Topics Review
Obedience and social change, memory models, eyewitness testimony and forgetting, caregiver-infant interactions and attachment types, explanations of attachment and cultural variations, the nervous system and the brain, issues and debates in psychology, plus research methods and statistics.