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Interactive Quizzes and Resources for Stress

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I have updated the AS Psychology section of the VLE resources. There are a number of interactive quizzes and lessons as well as worksheets and PowerPoint files. All of these resources have creative commons licences, therefore you are free to copy, distribute, modify them or put them on your own VLE, as long as you credit Keiron Walsh as the author and link back to this site. Or copy and paste the following:

This work by Keiron Walsh is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.

The updated resources can be found here

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