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I am trying to put together a list of songs that are related to different topics in psychology. E.g., Brain Damage by Pink Floyd relates well to Schizophrenia: Brain Damage (2003 Digital Remaster) Big Girl (you are beautiful) relates well to Eating Disorders: Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) Zombie Eaters by Faith No More relates brilliantly to attachment: Zombie Eaters (Live) The songs can relate to any area of any A Level Psychology specification If you would like to contribute to the list, which will be published on this site, please comment below

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