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    This study guide provides an outline of key topics for an AP Psychology semester one course, including: 1) the seven major approaches to psychology; 2) types of psychological research methods; 3) parts of the brain, nervous system, and sensory organs; 4) sleep, dreams, and psychoactive drugs; 5) learning theories like classical and operant conditioning; 6) cognition, memory, language processing, and forgetting; 7) motivation and emotion theories; and 8) stress, illness, and health psychology. The guide lists 87 total topics that students should review in preparation for the semester.

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    AP Psychology Semester 1 Final Study Guide

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    This study guide provides an outline of key topics for an AP Psychology semester one course, including: 1) the seven major approaches to psychology; 2) types of psychological research methods; 3) parts of the brain, nervous system, and sensory organs; 4) sleep, dreams, and psychoactive drugs; 5) learning theories like classical and operant conditioning; 6) cognition, memory, language processing, and forgetting; 7) motivation and emotion theories; and 8) stress, illness, and health psychology. The guide lists 87 total topics that students should review in preparation for the semester.

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    AP PSYCHOLOGY—SEMESTER ONE STUDY GUIDE Date: ________________ Period: _____

    1. 7 approaches to
    psychology (key people,
    key ideas,
    advantages/disadvantage
    s)

    2. Empiricism

    3. Structuralism

    4. Functionalism

    5. Nature vs. nurture

    6. Types of research (i.e.


    clinical)

    7. Types of psychology (i.e.


    clinical, etc.)

    8. Wundt/Hall/James/calkin
    s/
    Washburn/Pavlov/Dix

    9. ALL parts of an
    experiment (write them
    out)
    10. Hindsight bias

    11. Critical thinking

    12. Types of research


    methods (what they are,
    application, pros & cons
    of each)

    13. Process of collecting


    data/stats (diff. types,
    parts of the process)

    14. Standard deviation

    15. Ethics of experiments

    16. Different parts of the


    neurons (functions, etc.)

    17. Different parts of the


    brain (location, functions,
    etc.)
    18. Central nervous system
    (parts, functions, etc.)

    19. Peripheral nervous


    system (parts, functions,
    etc.)

    20. Glands (location, function,


    etc.)

    21. Split brain

    22. Duel processing

    23. Broca

    24. Wernicke

    25. Gazzaniga

    26. Sperry

    27. Twins

    28. Evolutionary view

    29. Parts of eye, ear, nose,


    taste buds (functions)
    30. Absolute threshold

    31. Difference threshold

    32. Adaptation

    33. Light

    34. Color

    35. Sensation

    36. Perception

    37. Bottom up processing

    38. Top down processing

    39. Weber’s law

    40. Monocular cues

    41. Gate-control theory

    42. Kinesthesia

    43. Illusions (visual cliff, etc.)

    44. Sleep (theories, etc.)

    45. Dream (theories, etc.)

    46. Sleep disorders


    (symptoms, etc.)

    47. Psychoactive drugs


    (effects, categories, etc.)

    48. Manifest vs. latent


    content
    49. Suprachiasmatic nucleus

    50. Near death experiences

    51. Circadian rhythm

    52. Classical conditioning (all


    aspects)

    53. Operant conditioning (all


    aspects)

    54. Thorndike

    55. Garcia

    56. Tolman

    57. Bandura

    58. Social learning

    59. Coping

    60. Motivation

    61. Control

    62. Mirror neurons

    63. Reinforcement schedule

    64. Cognitive maps

    65. Memory (all aspects, i.e.


    STM, LTM, etc.)
    66. Processing

    67. Forgetting
    68. Cognition

    69. Language

    70. Algorithm

    71. Heuristics

    72. Framing

    73. Ebbinghaus

    74. Loftus

    75. Chomsky

    76. Motivation theories (all)

    77. Yerkes-Dodson laws

    78. Maslow

    79. Emotion theories (all)

    80. Stress & illness

    81. Masters & Johnson

    82. Schachter

    83. Selye

    84. Tend & befriend

    85. Lymphocytes

    86. Coronary heart disease

    87. Type A

    88. Type B

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