Description

⭐️ New for the 2025 AP Psychology Exam Format! ⭐️
This resource includes 10 AP-style stimulus-based question sets that mirror the NEW 2025 exam expectations — exactly what teachers are asking for right now.

You will receive:
✔ 5 AAQs (Assess & Analyze Questions)
✔ 5 EBQs (Evidence-Based Questions)
✔ Separate Answer Keys
✔ Scoring Rubrics WITH explanations
✔ Student-friendly & teacher-ready Word document
✔ Use for: Assessment, Practice, Review, Exit Tickets, or FRQ Warm-Ups

📌 Why This Matters — The 2025 Exam Changes

Beginning with the May 2025 AP Psychology Exam, College Board has modified the stimulus-based questions format to include:

• More data-driven prompts
• A stronger emphasis on application over memorization
• Increased focus on multiple sources of evidence (graphs, tables, article excerpts)
• Use of psychological terminology in context with scoring criteria

These AAQ & EBQ question sets are aligned directly to those changes. Each prompt models real AP exam rigor and length — so students learn exactly what is expected of them in the new format.

🧠 Psychological Topics Covered

✔ Learning Principles (reinforcement, conditioning, schedules of reinforcement)
✔ Cognition & Attention (cognitive load theory, multitasking, metacognition)
✔ Mental Health & Disorders (biopsychosocial model, CBT, brain imaging)
✔ Developmental Psychology (attachment styles, parenting styles, nurture vs. nature)
✔ Eyewitness Memory & Legal Psychology (misinformation effect, schemas, retrieval errors)

📘 WHAT ARE AAQs & EBQs?

AAQ = Assess & Analyze Question
➡ One source + 3–4 application questions
➡ Great for warm-ups, exit tickets & checks for understanding

EBQ = Evidence-Based Question
➡ Three sources (graph, table, article excerpt, or experiment summary)
➡ Includes 6–7 AP exam-style questions
➡ Higher-level reasoning & synthesis

✔ Full answer keys & rubrics are INCLUDED with all 10 question sets.

✍️ Ways Teachers Have Used This:

✔ Pop quiz / chapter test
✔ Practice before unit FRQ
✔ Bell ringer / exit ticket
✔ Pair share / group discussion
✔ AP mock exam station
✔ Targeted review by topic

💡 Teacher Tip!

Use the EBQs as “Mini-AP Practice” — one per week leading up to the exam!
Students quickly learn:
🧠 how to write with evidence,
📌 how to select vocabulary,
✍️ how to think like a psychologist.