Analyse a significant issue in psychological practice
You need to pick a real issue that affects how psychology is done (like gender bias, cultural bias, or problems with animal research), choose one case study that shows this issue, and explain in detail how and why it matters. Then you use psychological research and theories to prove your point, and suggest realistic ways to fix the problem.
You explain how a significant issue shows up in both your case study and psychology practice, use the right terminology, and include some general descriptions of psychological evidence—but the analysis stays fairly surface-level and doesn't dig deeply into why it matters.
You explain in detail how the issue is evident in the case study and practice with accurate terminology throughout, analyze at least two pieces of psychological evidence thoughtfully showing how the issue appears, and attempt to discuss solutions—though the solutions may lack depth.
You provide a comprehensive, well-linked analysis showing how the issue affects the case study and practice with consistent accurate terminology, analyze at least two pieces of evidence in detail with possible counterarguments included, and discuss at least two distinct, realistic, specific solutions clearly tied to psychology concepts and ideally your case study, sometimes considering limitations or consequences.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.