College Board-Aligned

AP Psychology

This page follows the current official College Board course outline. Each unit/topic links to original local notes built for studying, practice, and review.

Course Snapshot

5

official units

28

linked topics/skills

Alignment Sources

Units & Topics

Notes

Original EduCompanion Notes

These local notes follow the current College Board AP Psychology unit/topic list.

Unit 5: Mental and Physical Health

Shared Google Drive Notes

No shared Google Drive notes are currently mapped for this course. Local original notes are still available above.

Practice Questions

Each note page includes a quick practice prompt. Use these unit practice cards to review the same way AP questions ask you to apply ideas, evidence, and reasoning.

Unit 1 Practice

Use the linked notes for Biological Bases of Behavior to answer AP-style prompts, then check your explanation against the official topic list.

  • Define the most important concept from this unit.
  • Apply it to a scenario, graph, source, passage, or data table.
  • Explain the reasoning that connects evidence to the answer.

Unit 2 Practice

Use the linked notes for Cognition to answer AP-style prompts, then check your explanation against the official topic list.

  • Define the most important concept from this unit.
  • Apply it to a scenario, graph, source, passage, or data table.
  • Explain the reasoning that connects evidence to the answer.

Unit 3 Practice

Use the linked notes for Development and Learning to answer AP-style prompts, then check your explanation against the official topic list.

  • Define the most important concept from this unit.
  • Apply it to a scenario, graph, source, passage, or data table.
  • Explain the reasoning that connects evidence to the answer.

Unit 4 Practice

Use the linked notes for Social Psychology and Personality to answer AP-style prompts, then check your explanation against the official topic list.

  • Define the most important concept from this unit.
  • Apply it to a scenario, graph, source, passage, or data table.
  • Explain the reasoning that connects evidence to the answer.

Study Guides