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Authoritarian.Personality
and aligned with your Social Influence series style:
This recall revision sheet is designed to help AQA A-Level Psychology students confidently memorise and retrieve key knowledge about the authoritarian personality as a dispositional explanation of obedience.
The resource guides students through structured, exam-focused recall prompts covering:

Adorno’s theory of the Authoritarian Personality
The origins of authoritarian traits
The ‘F’ Scale and its role in measuring unconscious attitudes
Key research including Adorno (1950), Elms & Milgram (1966), Mallinas et al. (2020), and Greenstein (1969)

Clear differentiation between submission and traditionalism
Evaluation points and research support/criticism
Key terms and cue phrases to strengthen retrieval

Designed for use as a starter, plenary, homework task, or independent revision, this sheet promotes active recall and helps students strengthen both AO1 knowledge and AO3 evaluation skills for Social Influence exam questions.
Perfect for AQA A-Level Psychology, and easily adaptable for other specifications.

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