I like how you put your videos together in a cinematic way so it feels like I’m watching a documentary rather than learning actual content, it makes revision so much easier and more interesting! thanks :)
Thanks very much 😀 Really appreciate your comments - glad the style and format of the videos is making learning the content more enjoyable for you - hope they really help your understanding and your grades! Thanks for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment.
Your the only TH-camr i can use for revision - your videos are so interesting and informative and I feel like I can remember everything you say . Thank you so much !
Thank you for another great video! All the extra information you provide helps with building a mental image of the research and makes it much easier to remember. Your tip about memorising the date was also very helpful :) I can't help but admire how well-made your videos are! 👏
You are most welcome Chelsey 😀 Thank you once again for your kind words. Glad you are enjoying the videos so much and they are helping your understanding. Thanks for the feedback about the extra information - I always want to provide context where I can so that you have a story of sort to fit the information into but mindful not to include too much.
You create a perfect balance. It's definitely better not to have too much additional information as there's already a lot to memorise as the basic requirement, but it's nice to have a little extra :) Congratulations on hitting 4 thousand subscribers 🎉
Thank you so much for these videos I haven’t been well and haven’t had enough motivation to study recently but these videos are encouraging me to still revise as much as I can and are so simple to understand. My paper 1 mock is tmrw, I’ve done paper 2 last Wednesday and it was alright, hoping I can manage to get an A.
You are so welcome! Delighted the videos have been helpful for you, particularly when you've not been feeling your best 😊 Hope Paper 1 went well today. Do let me know if I can be of any help with you getting that A next year👍
there's no such thing as irreversible. What a despair state of mind to give up on kids by calling them irreversible or unable to recoup, recouping this children should be done with love and priority !
Thanks for commenting - it's so interesting to learn about the personal back stories of psychologists because their experiences have often gone to shape their research (and understanding their lives can help us better understand and appreciate their research).
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I like how you put your videos together in a cinematic way so it feels like I’m watching a documentary rather than learning actual content, it makes revision so much easier and more interesting! thanks :)
Thanks very much 😀 Really appreciate your comments - glad the style and format of the videos is making learning the content more enjoyable for you - hope they really help your understanding and your grades! Thanks for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment.
I agree this is the main reason I enjoy revising for Psychology 😊
Your the only TH-camr i can use for revision - your videos are so interesting and informative and I feel like I can remember everything you say . Thank you so much !
Wow, thank you! Glad you like the videos and have found them helpful :)
This is quality work - thank you for putting it together and posting it - cheers :)
Thanking you 😊 That’s kind of you to say - glad you appreciate it 👍
Thank you for another great video! All the extra information you provide helps with building a mental image of the research and makes it much easier to remember. Your tip about memorising the date was also very helpful :)
I can't help but admire how well-made your videos are! 👏
You are most welcome Chelsey 😀 Thank you once again for your kind words. Glad you are enjoying the videos so much and they are helping your understanding. Thanks for the feedback about the extra information - I always want to provide context where I can so that you have a story of sort to fit the information into but mindful not to include too much.
You create a perfect balance. It's definitely better not to have too much additional information as there's already a lot to memorise as the basic requirement, but it's nice to have a little extra :) Congratulations on hitting 4 thousand subscribers 🎉
Thank you@@chelsey21 😀😀
you helped me go from consistent E’s to an A* today 🥺 thank you !!!
Super happy for you 😊 Huge congratulations on your great results - you've clearly worked very hard! What are your next steps? Off to uni? What course?
Thank you so much for these videos I haven’t been well and haven’t had enough motivation to study recently but these videos are encouraging me to still revise as much as I can and are so simple to understand. My paper 1 mock is tmrw, I’ve done paper 2 last Wednesday and it was alright, hoping I can manage to get an A.
You are so welcome! Delighted the videos have been helpful for you, particularly when you've not been feeling your best 😊 Hope Paper 1 went well today. Do let me know if I can be of any help with you getting that A next year👍
@BearitinMIND Paper 1 was great today. Thank you again :)
Glad it went well🙂
im back, last year of a levels.
lets gooo (thank you so much for your vids)
Welcome back 😊Great to have you with us. Hoping you have every success this year 👍Let’s do this!!!
perfectly explained keep going!
Cheers Adam 😀 Much appreciated! Will do 👍
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome - hope you enjoyed it😊
Would you be able to do videos on reasearch methods?
Potentially research methods will be coming down the line... :)
great video
Cheers👍 Glad you enjoyed it.
I'm cooked.
there's no such thing as irreversible. What a despair state of mind to give up on kids by calling them irreversible or unable to recoup, recouping this children should be done with love and priority !
Bowlby himself was sent to a boarding school at the age of 7
Thanks for commenting - it's so interesting to learn about the personal back stories of psychologists because their experiences have often gone to shape their research (and understanding their lives can help us better understand and appreciate their research).