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Implications in the real world: evidence, interventions and evaluation

Eduqas/WJEC component 3: Implications in the real world · Lesson 2 of 2

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Implications in the real world: evidence, interventions and evaluation

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Describe the specification-listed interventions, treatments or strategies linked to the applied topic areas.
Explain how psychological evidence is used to design, justify and implement interventions in real-world contexts.
Evaluate the effectiveness of interventions using empirical evidence, including methodological quality, validity and reliability of supporting research.

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Interpret findings from applied research and use them to make reasoned judgements about usefulness, success and limitations of interventions.

Justify conclusions and recommendations about applied psychological practice by integrating theory, evidence and evaluation.

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