Course Overview

• Major Psychological Approaches: Explore behavioral, biological, cognitive, humanistic, psychodynamic, and sociocultural perspectives.
• Research Methods: Master experimental design, statistics, ethical guidelines, and how psychologists collect and interpret data.
• Biological Bases of Behavior: Study the brain, nervous system, neurotransmitters, hormones, and their role in thoughts and behavior.
• Developmental Psychology: Understand key stages and theories in human growth from infancy through adulthood.
• Sensation, Perception, and Consciousness: Learn how we sense, interpret, and become aware of our environment.
• Learning and Memory: Explore conditioning, memory processes, and cognitive biases.
• Personality, Motivation, and Emotion: Analyze the major personality theories, motivation, and emotion in human life.
• Abnormal Psychology & Treatment: Review psychological disorders, diagnosis, therapy types, and approaches to mental health.
• Social Psychology: Examine how people think, influence, and relate to one another in social contexts.

AP Psychology Exam Structure

• Section I: Multiple Choice – 100 questions, 1 hr 10 min, 66.7% of score
• Section II: Free Response – 2 essays (concept application + research design), 50 min, 33.3% of score

Why Fendodo for AP Psychology?

• Top University Tutors: Instructors with perfect or near-perfect AP scores and degrees in psychology or related fields.
• Personalized Lesson Plans: Custom-tailored for each student—focus on your strengths and target areas needing improvement.
• Practice-Driven Learning: Frequent quizzes, FRQ practice, and review of real College Board questions.
• All Classes Recorded: Unlimited access to class replays, review any time via Google Classroom.
• Exam Strategy: Proven test-taking techniques and FRQ writing strategies to maximize your AP score.

Who Should Take AP Psychology?

• Students interested in social sciences, medicine, education, business, or law.
• Anyone seeking college credit or a head start in understanding human behavior and scientific reasoning.
• Learners who enjoy connecting science, theory, and real-life application.