National+Exam+Stuff

=National Exam Stuff=



=__//Use the website below to prepare for the FRQs!!!!! Mr. Koch strongly recommends it!!!//__=

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This is one of the student pages on the AP Central website. It gives the FRQs from 2002-2009 along with detailed explanations on how to score all of them from 2004-2009. Practice for the FRQs by trying to do some of them on your own and then checking your answers.

=Review Outlines= (partially completed)

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The MCIS website has electronic practice AP tests for you to take. Give it a try. You will need to set up a "My CIS" account if you do not have one already (although you all should have created one in your advisory by now).

Jeopardy Reviews
(feel free to use these reviews from class to help you study)

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__Psychfiles Audio Review - The Psych Test Prep Tool__
Looking for a great audio review activity? This review contains visual concept maps for a variety of topics and audio explanations for the topics within these areas. Students can click on the topics of their choice and play them with the player at the bottom of the page.

Websites for AP Psych Exam Review
These are some sites that you might find useful in trying to review for the national exam. [] [] [] [] [] []

This document breaks down the most common terminology used in psychology textbooks based on the frequency of their appearance. This might give you a good sense of which terms are of the greatest importance and perhaps are most likely to show up on the national exam.



Psychology GRE Practice Test
The GRE is a test required for admission to many graduate schools. Think of it as being like the ACT for college students. These are practice tests intended to help prepare to take the GRE for psychology. Obviously you should expect this practice test to be pretty hard (it's also really long at 270 questions). But if you can do okay on this, you know you must be doing something right. The answer keys are near the end of the documents.