Are you having trouble finding multiple-choice questions for the new AP Psychology exam? Look no further!
My name is Claire. I'm a licensed teacher and professional tutor with over ten years of experience in education. I've helped dozens of students improve their performance in AP Psychology. I've created MCQ questions to use when working with my private clients. I'm posting them here so they can help more students!
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This post is part of a series of posts containing practice questions for the AP Psychology exam. They reflect the content and style of the 2024-2025 revision of the AP Psychology exam.
It is currently challenging to find high-quality, free multiple-choice questions for students. I did not expect that this would be the case so close to the new exam. I know that many students cannot afford tutoring or paid review materials. The free materials that are available often use the old style of the AP Psychology exam. I am concerned that this situation puts some students at a significant disadvantage. I also feel that if I can assist, it is right to do so.
I want to be transparent about the limitations of my own questions. I have not tested these questions as much as I would like. I did not expect to posting them, and there is little time before the exam. Like Washington, I am unconscious of intentional error. I am too conscious of my faults to think that these questions are error-free. I hope that you will view them with indulgence.
I welcome feedback, corrections, and questions.
I would also like to make it clear that I fabricated all all names, research studies, data, and statistics. I would like to use real science like the exam! Yet, real science is often paywalled and copyrighted. This creates significant barriers to creating questions with authentic research. I have written each example to reflect with currently accepted principles in psychology. I hope that this is will avoid causing confusion and misinformation.
Okay, without further ado:
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