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Last reply by: Professor Charles Schallhorn
Tue Apr 21, 2020 11:22 AM

Post by Ayah Charkatli on April 19, 2020

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Post by Yu Zhang on November 21, 2013

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AP Practice Exam: Free Response

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Free Response

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Free Response 0:13

Free Response Question 1
Free Response Question 2
Free Response Question 3

AP Psychology Online Course

Section 1: Introduction
	What is Psychology?	16:30
	History and Approaches	23:18
	AP Psychology Exam	22:47
	Early History	20:55
	Perspectives & Approaches	38:16
	Subfields in Psychology	20:16
Section 2: Research Methods
	The Science of Psychology	49:16
	Research Methods: Correlation	12:38
	The Experimental Process & Ethical Guidelines	36:20
	Research Methods: Statistics	37:16
Section 3: Biological Bases
	Biological Bases of Behavior	23:37
	Biological Bases of Behavior: Neuroanatomy & Organization of the Nervous System	56:59
	Neurons, Neurotransmitters, and Neural Communication	40:38
	Behavioral Genetics, Evolutionary Psychology, & Behavior	36:10
Section 4: Senses and Perception
	Thresholds & Signal Detection Theory	54:03
	Visual Processes	52:22
	Hearing	29:57
	The Other Senses	38:51
	Perception, Part 1	23:59
	Perception, Part 2	28:07
Section 5: States of Consciousness
	States of Consciousness	48:07
	States of Consciousness: Drugs	36:21
Section 6: Learning
	Learning: Intro & Classical Conditioning	33:26
	Classical Conditioning, Part II	21:57
	Operant Conditioning, Part I	31:01
	Operant Conditioning, Part II	31:22
	Cognitive Aspect of Learning	34:01
Section 7: Cognition
	Cognition Memory	51:03
	Memory, Part II	27:44
	Cognition	31:56
	Language	31:02
Section 8: Motivation and Emotion
	Motivation, Part I	27:01
	Motivation, Part II	16:36
	Motivation, Part III	25:52
	Emotions, Stress & Health	28:08
	Emotions: Non-Verbal Communication	28:28
	Stress & Coping	47:10
Section 9: Developmental Psychology
	Development, Part 1	34:36
	Development, Part II	29:30
	Development, Part III	28:31
	Development, Part IV	28:20
	Development, Part V	43:17
Section 10: Personality
	Personality, Part I	29:06
	Personality, Part II	21:39
	Personality, Part III	38:08
	Personality, Part IV	34:01
	Personality, Part V	48:51
Section 11: Testing and Individual Differences
	Testing and Individual Differences, Part I	44:48
	Testing and Individual Differences, Part II	25:00
	Testing & Individual Differences, Part III	30:23
Section 12: Abnormal Behavior
	Abnormal Psychology, Part I	49:59
	Abnormal Psychology, Part II	23:26
	Abnormal Psychology, Part III	37:10
	Abnormal Psychology, Part IV	33:45
	Abnormal Psychology, Part V	28:56
Section 13: Treatment of Abnormal Behavior
	Treatment of Abnormal Behavior, Part I	27:13
	Treatment of Abnormal Behavior, Part II	34:38
	Treatment of Abnormal Behavior, Part III	31:53
	Treatment of Abnormal Behavior, Part IV	35:08
	Biomedical Treatment of Disorders	20:22
Section 14: Social Psychology
	Social Psychology, Part I	52:59
	Social Psychology, Part II	43:45
	Social Psychology, Part III	36:05
	Social Psychology, Part IV	53:05
	Social Psychology, Part V	50:53
Section 15: AP Practice Exam
	AP Practice Exam: Multiple Choice, Part I	49:40
	AP Practice Exam: Multiple Choice, Part II	38:02
	AP Practice Exam: Free Response	40:06

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AP Practice Exam: Free Response

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Section 1: Introduction

What is Psychology?

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Intro