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AP Psychology Practice — New Format AAQ & EBQ with Rubric Scoring
Practice 1,140 AP Psychology questions in the new exam format. Article-Analysis (AAQ) and Evidence-Based Questions (EBQ) with rubric-based feedback and scoring breakdowns.
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1,140 AP-format prompts covering the new AP Psychology exam format, including Article-Analysis Questions (AAQs) and Evidence-Based Questions (EBQs), scored against AP-style rubrics.
What's included
- Article-Analysis Questions (AAQs) — the new AP Psych format
- Evidence-Based Questions (EBQs) with rubric breakdowns
- Multiple-choice questions across all units
- Diagnostic test to find your weak areas
- Adaptive study plan built around your gaps
AP Psychology Unit Study Guides
AP Psychology was redesigned by College Board into five units — the "five pillars" — with the new AAQ and EBQ free-response formats, current for the 2025 exam onward. These guides follow that current structure (research methods and statistics are woven through every unit rather than taught as a separate one). For the official unit weighting, see College Board's AP Psychology course page.
- Unit 1: Biological Bases of Behavior
- Unit 2: Cognition
- Unit 3: Development and Learning
- Unit 4: Social Psychology and Personality
- Unit 5: Mental and Physical Health
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