What the question demands, and where to read up. Never what to write — try it cold first if you can.
(a)[1]
"identify" meansName it. No explanation wanted, and none credited.
AO1Knowledge and understanding — terminology, concepts, studies, methodology.
(b)[2]
"identify" meansName it. No explanation wanted, and none credited.
2 marks2 separate creditable points. Two sentences on the same idea earns one.
(c)[2]
"outline" meansMain points only. Breadth over depth.
2 marks2 separate creditable points. Two sentences on the same idea earns one.
Before you write — chase these in the bookverbsThe parts ask identify, then outline. Answering them all the same way is the commonest way to lose these marks.
book§1.6 pp.30–32 — Longitudinal studies. Chase it in the paper book before you plan.
book§1.8 pp.36–39 — Sampling techniques. Chase it in the paper book before you plan.
studyThis is Pozzulo et al. (line-ups). Run the study template in your head first: aim, procedure, results, conclusion — then answer only the part asked for.
…Not generated yet. The written hint for this question — the one line naming what a full-mark answer contains, without giving you the words — is produced from the mark scheme by a script and reviewed before it ships. Until then the drawer is what the question itself tells you.