Psychology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

48 scanned pages of handwritten AP Psychology notes, including a table of contents, diagrams, illustrations, and highlights! These notes were taken during the 2020-21 school year, so all information is current and corresponds with each unit of the AP course. Also equivalent to an intro-level college psychology course (eg. Psychology I, Psychology 101, or Intro to Psychology). Check out my shop to see more products in my AP Notes collection!

This guide will sum up everything in the AP Psychology curriculum.

1.1 Intro and Historical approach to psychology

Psychology, unit on Neuroscience notes for text.

Answers questions about the movie, "Remember the Titans" such as "How did the individuals portrayed in this film make racial integration work?", "What is the significance of this exchange between the Bertier character and the character of his mother. Bertier: “Mom, just get to know him.” Mother: “I don’t want to know him.” We do not know if this exchange really occurred, but it exemplifies one of the themes of the movie. What is it?", and "What was most difficult for the players...

Overview and summary of core concepts in chapters 1-2

Notecards for the cognitive approach in IB HL Psychology. A notecard for each possible SAQ/ERQ prompt that includes key definitions to include in your response and two research studies that can be used for said topic. Studies were chosen in order to minimise the total number of studies required for memorisation while being directly applicable to the prompt.

Notes outlining the introduction section of the Kognity Psychology textbook.

Comprehensive notecards including each possible SAQ prompt topic, key definitions, and a corresponding study. Studies are chosen in order to minimise the total number of research studies required for memorisation. The cognitive approach notecards each include two studies in order to prepare for possible ERQ prompts. (It is not necessary to study ERQ prompts for each approach because there will be one prompt from each approach)

1.2 Modern approaches and perspectives