AP Psychology
AP Psychology tests whether you can apply concepts and analyze research, not just define terms. According to the College Board, the exam is fully digital in Bluebook, with 75 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes (66.7% of the score) and 2 free-response questions in 70 minutes (33.3%). The first free-response question is an Article Analysis Question (AAQ) based on one summarized peer-reviewed study, covering research method, variables, statistics, ethics, generalizability and argumentation. The second is an Evidence-Based Question (EBQ) based on three summarized studies, where you make a claim, support it with evidence from the sources and justify it. The 2027 exam is on May 14, 2027.
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The course has 5 units, each weighted 15–25%: Biological Bases of Behavior; Cognition; Development and Learning; Social Psychology and Personality; and Mental and Physical Health.
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Section I: Multiple choice
75 · 90 minutes · 66.7% of score
Define and explain content; apply concept application, data analysis and scientific investigation skills
Section II: Free response
2 · 70 minutes · 33.3% of score
AAQ: 1 summarized peer-reviewed source, up to 7 points across 6 parts. EBQ: 3 summarized peer-reviewed sources, up to 7 points across 3 parts
| Unit | Weight |
|---|---|
| 1. Biological Bases of Behavior | 15–25% |
| 2. Cognition | 15–25% |
| 3. Development and Learning | 15–25% |
| 4. Social Psychology and Personality | 15–25% |
| 5. Mental and Physical Health | 15–25% |
Facts checked against official sources on 2026-10-09. We do not invent pass rates or guarantee scores — verify dates and weightings on the publisher site before you rely on them.
Five unit guides plus a separate research-methods guide.
Topics and sub-points with page references.
Precise definition plus a real-world scenario for each concept.
Side-by-side contrasts to avoid mix-ups on scenario questions.
Designs, variables, sampling, statistics, ethics, generalizability — the building blocks of the AAQ.
Add short sets of study summaries and practice EBQ-style responses.
Scenario-based multiple choice and short answer.
Terms and definitions; export as CSV.
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Biology
Cellular respiration is how cells turn the chemical energy in glucose into ATP. It happens in three stages — glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain — and releases carbon dioxide and water as by-products.
Sample output for illustration.
Per the College Board: 75 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes (66.7%) and 2 free-response questions in 70 minutes (33.3%) — an Article Analysis Question and an Evidence-Based Question. The exam is fully digital.
The AAQ gives you one summarized peer-reviewed study and asks about research method, variables, statistics, ethics, generalizability and argumentation (up to 7 points across 6 parts). The EBQ gives you three summarized studies and asks for a claim, two pieces of supporting evidence and reasoning (up to 7 points across 3 parts).
Five, each weighted 15–25% of the exam: Biological Bases of Behavior; Cognition; Development and Learning; Social Psychology and Personality; Mental and Physical Health.
No. It builds study guides with practice questions from your materials. Use the College Board's released questions and scoring guidelines to practice the free-response formats.
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