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Which of the following is true about AP Psychology?
What is the purpose of AP Psychology?
What was the passing rate of the AP Psychology exam in 2018 compared to other social studies AP exams?
What is the percentage of the multiple-choice section of the AP Psychology exam focused on each content area?
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What happened to the length of the AP Psychology exam in 2006?
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Which of the following is true about the senses?
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What is the purpose of sense organs in organisms?
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What do cranial and spinal nerves do?
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Which of the following is NOT true about sensation and perception?
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What are sensory organs composed of?
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Study Notes
AP Psychology Exam
- The purpose of AP Psychology is to enable students to develop an understanding of the biological, cognitive, and social aspects of human behavior.
AP Psychology Exam Statistics
- In 2018, the passing rate of the AP Psychology exam was comparable to other social studies AP exams.
AP Psychology Exam Structure
- The multiple-choice section of the AP Psychology exam is divided among the following content areas:
- Biological basis of behavior (8-10% of questions)
- Sensation and perception (10-12% of questions)
- Learning (12-15% of questions)
- Cognitive psychology (15-18% of questions)
- Motivation and emotion (10-12% of questions)
- Developmental psychology (10-12% of questions)
- Personality (8-10% of questions)
- Abnormal psychology (10-12% of questions)
- Treatment of psychological disorders (8-10% of questions)
- Social psychology (10-12% of questions)
- Research methods (8-10% of questions)
- In 2006, the length of the AP Psychology exam was reduced.
Sensation and Perception
- Sense organs, such as eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin, are specialized to respond to specific forms of energy (light, sound, chemical, etc.) and convert them into electrical signals.
Nervous System
- Cranial nerves connect the brain to sense organs and muscles, while spinal nerves connect the spinal cord to muscles and sensory receptors.
- Both cranial and spinal nerves transmit and process sensory information.
Sensory Organs
- Sensory organs are composed of sensory receptors, which are specialized neurons that respond to specific stimuli.
- Sensory organs convert physical stimuli into electrical signals that can be interpreted by the brain.
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Test your knowledge of AP Psychology with this quiz! Challenge yourself with questions on key concepts, theories, and research methods in the field of psychology. See how well you're prepared for the AP Psych exam and earn a higher score.
