Loading subject…
Biological Approach
The Brain and Behavior
Hormones and Pheromones in Behavior
Genetics and Behavior
The Role of Animal Research in Understanding Human Behavior (HL)
Cognitive Approach
Cognitive Processing
The Reliability of Cognitive Processes
Emotion and Cognition
Cognitive Processing in a Technological World (HL)
Sociocultural Approach
The Individual and the Group
Cultural Influences on Attitude, Identity, and Behavior
Cultural Origins of Behavior and Cognition
The Influence of Globalization on Behavior (HL)
Option 1: Abnormal Psychology
Factors Influencing Diagnosis
Etiology of Abnormal Psychology
Treatment of Disorders
Option 2: Developmental Psychology
Influences on Cognitive and Social Development
Developing an Identity
Developing as a Learner
Option 3: Health Psychology
Determinants of Health
Health Problems
Promoting Health
Option 4: Human Relationships
Personal Relationships
Group Dynamics
Social Responsibility
Paper 3 (HL only)
M26 Exam Prep
Social Identity Theory (SIT)
A psychological theory that describes how a person’s sense of who they are (self-concept) is shaped by their membership in social groups.