AP Psychology

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AP Psychology. Unit Syllabus. Summer Assignment. *All assignments are available for download on my website. Major Topics. Introduction to Psychology. History and Background. Main issues in psychology. Psychology’s Perspectives. Subfields. The Need for Psychology. Research Methods.

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AP Psychology
Unit Syllabus
Summer Assignment

*All assignments are available for download on my website

Major Topics
Introduction to Psychology
History and Background
Main issues in psychology
Psychology’s Perspectives

Subfields
The Need for Psychology
Research Methods

Assignments

What is Psychology?
Read Prologue
Read Chapter 1
Complete Chapter reviews
Vocabulary Flashcards
Sentences

People Flashcards
Power Point Notes
Approaches worksheet
Read Articles
Complete chart on careers

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What is Psychology?
Prologue and Chapter 1
Chapter Reviews
List of significant people
Power Point
Approaches
Articles
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