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AP Psychology
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AP Psychology
(45 decks)
APA Principles of Research Ethics
Module 1: The Story of Psychology
MODULE 1: PERSPECTIVES
Module 2: Thinking Critically With Psychological Science
Module 3
Experimental Design
Module 4: Neural and Hormonal Systems
Module 5: Tools of Discovery and Older Brain Structures
Types of brain scanning
mod 17 (and pages 89-90): sensation and perception
mod 18 - vision and perceptual organization and interpretation
mod 19 -nonvisual senses
parts of the eye
parts of the ear
mod 7
mod 8: sleep and dreams
mod 9: hypnosis
mod 10: drugs and consciousness
Mod 27 - Thinking
Mod 28 - Language and Thought
Mod 29 - Intro to intelligence
Mod 30 - Assessing intelligence
Mod 31 - Genetic and Environmental Influence on Intelligence
mod 20 - learning
mod 21 - operant conditioning
mod 22 - effects of biology and cognition, and learning by observation
punishment stuff
mod 23 - studying and building memory
mod 24 - storage: retaining info in the brain
mod 25 - retrieval
mod 26 -forgetting, memory construction, and improving memory
mod 14: infancy and childhood
mod 15: adolescence
mod 13:
mod 16:
ap review
35 ap terms (by Albert.io)
ap questions i got wrong
parts of the frontal lobe
parts of the temporal lobe
parts of the parietal lobe
parts of the frontal lobe
misc. parts of brain (no lobe)
Erikson's stages
attribution = observing someone elses events, underemphasizing situation and overemphasizing
