AP Psychology Study Group 2011

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<p>so i’m pretty much starting to freak out because i’m realizing that the exam is tomorrow. no bueno.</p>

<p>i’m the most scared for the frqs. when i looked over some of the past ones, there were several terms i didn’t know. how badly does it hurt your score on the essay section if you don’t know a term or two? it’s always better to write and make up stuff on the off-chance that you might get something than to leave completely blank, right?</p>

<p>multiple choice is usually my strong point but i didn’t realize that you were supposed to get 75% right. seems pretty high compared to other exams, but i guess it’s because the questions are easier. my apush class had a retreat on friday and saturday, so i missed the psych review on saturday. wish i had studied before this! ):</p>

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<p>

Yeah the first 2 hours :(</p>

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<p>Freud : Ego = provides sense of self, BALANCE between Id, superego, outside world, works on REALITY PRINCIPLE, which recognizes demand of outside world</p>

<p>Superego = moral constraints, conflicted with ID, this conflict presents itself in one’s personality</p>

<p>For example, devil on shoulder = ID, angel on shoulder = superego, You = Ego</p>

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<p>Is there ant score you can get on the MC so that you could get a 5 even with 0’s on the FRQ?</p>

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<p>@Dizzying i mean FRQ’s aren’t that bad, and if you get like 80% on the MC and 0’s on the FRQ’s you still get a 3.</p>

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<p>@Dizzying </p>

<p>Tip: even if the FRQs do not ask for a definition, it is always better to provide one. In some cases, if the example is not good enough for the point, the definition will give it a little boost :)</p>

<p>Try not to go out of order for the terms~</p>

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<p>I think we need around 110/150 for a 5…
so… you could get about 90 on MC and at least 4 on each FRQ</p>

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<p>@ZombieDante …that sucks, and I would give you different adivce depending on how long your homework is?</p>

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<p>Can anybody go over standard deviation?</p>

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<p>if they tell you the variance of a set of data, just take the square root of it and that’s your SD. That’s the only way I’ve ever seen it. On a normal distribution for IQ, each deviation is 15 points… 68% of people fall between 85-115…</p>

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<p>^ 95% fall between 2 deviations, 99.7% fall between 3 deviations…
uhhh… mode, median, mean are all equal in a standard deviation…</p>

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<p>^^ thats right, and between 70-130 about 95% fall in that range</p>

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<p>now good night! thanks for everyone’s help! I’ll be back in the morningggg… Now I am going to call a friend on the phone and read her my 12 page cram packet because I cant just study like a normal person… I learn by verbalizing…</p>

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<p>FOR IQ NORMAL DISTRIBUTION: <a href=“http://wilderdom.com/images/IQ.gif[/url]”>http://wilderdom.com/images/IQ.gif&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>night! goodluck tomorrow</p>

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<p>Okay I’m out =_=;; starting to get a headache…</p>

<p>:) good luck everyone~ remember to sleep at least 8 hours so that you can get around to some REM</p>

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<p>It’s like 9 here…so i got a few hours to chill… night, and goodluck!</p>

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<p>if anybody could post a list of the most influential people that we DEFINITELY will need to know, i would love you forever and possibly marry you… just throwing that out there</p>

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<p>Erm
Mary Ainsworth
Solomon Asch
Albert Bandura
Alfred Binet
Noam Chomsky
Erik Erikson
Sigmund Freud
Carol Gilligan
Harry Harlow
David Hubel and Torsten Wiesel
William James
Lawrence Kohlberg
Elizabeth Loftus
Abraham Maslow
Stanley Milgram
Ivan Pavlov
Jean Piget
Robert Rescorla
Carl Rogers
Stanley Schachter
B.F. Skinner
John Watson
Benjamin Whorf
Joseph Wolpe
William Wundt
and theyre in the order of their last names…i think, idk if i messed up anywhere, lol</p>

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<p>supyall <3 JoalFL</p>

<p>remember romantic love will only go from 6~30 months :)</p>