Psychology

The Review Material Multiple Choice Questions Teacher's Manual Multiple Choice Answers

The book consists of two parts. The first part of the student book contains 14 chapters of comprehensive review material each followed by a set of multiple-choice questions. Included in each chapter is a corresponding graphic organizer containing key ideas organized in a one-page format designed to help the student in study or review. The second part of the book consists of 3 sample exams, each containing 100 multiple-choice questions and 2 free-response questions, totaling 300 multiple-choice and 6 free-response questions. Included in the book is a chapter dedicated to preparing the students for taking the examination with time management and test taking tips.

The 14 chapter titles in the first part of the AP Psychology book are:

• Statistics and Research Methodology
• Biological Bases of Behavior
• Sensation and Perception
• States of Consciousness
• Learning Theory
• Cognition Part I: Memory
• Cognition Part II: Thought and Language
• Developmental Psychology
• Motivation and Emotion
• Personality
• Testing and Individual Differences
• Abnormal Psychology
• Treatment of Psychological Disorders
• Social Psychology

The author of the book is Michael Sullivan, an AP Psychology teacher at Sharon High School in Sharon, Massachusetts. He served four years on the AP Psychology Test Development Committee and in 2000 was honored by the American Psychological Association with the Moffett Award, given for excellence in the teaching of psychology.

Each class order is accompanied by a FREE Teacher’s Manual, which contains many teaching tips and strategies, suggestions for conceptualizing the AP Psychology course as a whole, and explanations for all the multiple-choice and free-response questions, in addition to scoring rubrics for grading the free-response questions. Separate student answer keys for the multiple-choice section are included with each question book. The questions in this book simulate the actual examination. Your students will benefit from both the challenge and excellent practice this book provides, ensuring a top grade on the AP Psychology examination. Why not give your students the edge?