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Your tutor takes one paragraph of your draft and shows you how to turn it from "what Milgram found" into "what his findings can and cannot tell us" — the move markers reward.
We help you rebuild the argument around your module readings, and explain how to complete the AI-use declaration your module asks for.
A tutor shows you how to search PsycINFO, PsycARTICLES and Google Scholar for peer-reviewed sources, and checks that every reference you cite exists.
Your tutor walks you through what each table means and how to report t-tests, correlations and effect sizes in APA style.
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We show you how to use a reflective model to connect your experience to theory, with sentence patterns you can adapt in your own voice.
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This is the kind of change a tutor walks you through on your own draft. The example is illustrative, written for this page, on a classic conformity study.
Typical feedback: “too descriptive”
Asch (1951) carried out an experiment where participants judged the length of lines. There were confederates who gave wrong answers. About 75% of participants conformed at least once. This shows that people conform to group pressure.Evaluates and links to the question
Asch’s (1951) line-judgement study suggests that a unanimous majority can pressure individuals into public agreement. However, the task was trivial and the sample was American male students, which limits how far the findings apply to real decisions in other cultures. Bond and Smith’s (1996) meta-analysis found that conformity varied across cultures, which supports a normative influence explanation shaped by culture rather than a universal tendency.Psychology TMA formats
Argue a position with theory and evidence. The marks sit in evaluation: strengths, limits and rival explanations, not a summary of each study.
SUSS PSY101, PSY205 · OU DE100
Abstract, introduction, method, results and discussion, often with SPSS output or thematic analysis that has to be reported in the right format.
OU DE200 · SUSS research modules
Pick the theory that fits a person's behaviour, apply it line by line, then weigh what it cannot explain.
SUSS PSY352, PSY376 · OU DD310
Link your own experience to theory in formal academic English, without leaning on "I felt" sentences.
OU D241 · counselling modules
Summarise a study visually while keeping in-text citations and a full reference list on a single poster.
OU DE200
Search PsycINFO properly, then group studies by theme or method instead of describing them one by one.
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APA 7th edition with the SUSS psychology referencing guide. TMAs are submitted on Canvas.
All SUSS TMA supportHarvard referencing (Cite Them Right) and eTMA submission. Many OU psychology degrees are BPS-accredited, so method and ethics carry weight.
Open University TMA supportUnits run through partner universities such as Curtin and Macquarie. APA 7th edition throughout.
Open Universities Australia supportSelf-paced courses with APA 7th edition. Tell us your course code and assignment number when you ask for a quote.
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The final individual assessment on many SUSS courses. We help you plan, then review your own draft.
Marked by your OU tutor with written feedback, usually several per module, submitted through the eTMA service.
The final written assessment on many OU modules. We help you use your TMA feedback to plan it.
Marked by your Athabasca course tutor, usually in APA 7.
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