Department
Psychology
Spiritual
Moral
Social
Cultural
Encouraging pupils to
consider the values,
attitudes and roles of
people that occur in
different societies and
cultures.
Discussing values,
attitudes and beliefs
relating to a range of
ethical, social and
controversial issues,
including areas of study
on culture bias, ethical
costs of conducting
research, non-human
animals, scientific status
and sexism.
Investigating questions
relating to all aspects of
their development such
as their personality,
gender, behaviour,
thoughts and beliefs.
Studying human
behaviour in different
cultures.
Respecting and
understanding different
human behaviours that
occur in these cultures
and societies.
Working in different
groupings and
encouraging students to
accept one another and
work alongside each
another as a team.
Considering how ethical
issues may be applied to
a range of theories,
studies, contemporary
debates and applications
for the various topics
studied.
Developing their
understanding of and
Applying their own beliefs
respect for the different
to a range of ethical and
influences people have
psychological issues,
and the effect it may have
debates and
controversies, and hearing on their behaviour.
other students' opinions to
develop a range of
balanced view points.
Considering how research
carried out in traditional
Allowing opportunities for
western societies may not
students to be creative
be applicable to other
and resilient.
cultures.
Exploring topics such as
masculine and feminine
behaviour and how these
and other elements of
cultural bias can affect
human behaviour.