CAIE A-Level Psychology A2 A Level Hypotheses Questions
Practise formulating and distinguishing directional and non-directional hypotheses with CAIE Psychology AS questions and mark schemes.
- Syllabus
- 2028–2030
- Course
- Psychology 9990
- Level
- A2
Exam points
- Formulate and distinguish directional and non-directional hypotheses.
CAIE A-Level Psychology A2 A Level Hypotheses Questions question 1
[Maximum number: 2]
There can be problems with using electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) as a treatment for schizophrenia, for example side effects.
Explain one reason for your choice of directional or non-directional hypothesis.
Consumer Psychology
Explain one reason for your choice of directional or non-directional hypothesis.
Candidates should use the directional/non-directional hypothesis stated in (a).
Award 2 marks if an appropriate reason is given and justified.
Award 1 mark if an appropriate reason is given but not justified.
Award 0 marks if it is not a directional or non-directional hypothesis or it does apply to the plan.
Example:
- A directional hypothesis was chosen because it was predicted that X would score more/be better/etc. than Y (1) reason related to plan (2).
- a non-directional hypothesis was chosen because it was predicted that there would be a difference between X and Y(1) X reason related to study (2).
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