1st Semester Finals - FRQ Completion Sign Up

If you class voted to use the resource and make-up time to complete the FRQ portion of your 1st Semester Final, we'll need to get you scheduled to do that. Use the link below to select your spot.

Please be aware that the space limitations in my classroom mean I can't take more than 30 people at a time, you may not get your first choice time slot.

Sign up for ONLY ONE of the available times. Please think carefully about what will work best for you, as you may not have a chance to change your spot (later times will likely fill up).

Sign up for FRQ Completion Times

Videos for States of Consciousness Flip Book

If you need a visual guide on how to fold the Flip Book Pages for today's activity, here's a quick video.

Here's the video on Sleep Deprivation:



Here's the video on Addiction:

Absolute Threshold Demo

Today in class we'll be exploring basic principles of sensation, including absolute thresholds.

When prompted, check out this interactive demo on absolute thresholds in order to build your understanding of this concept.

Eyewitness Memory

When prompted by your instructor, enter your responses to the photo lineup using this form.

To avoid biasing the responses of others, please do not share your responses with others until data collection is complete.

Cognition Demo

When prompted by your instructor, enter your results from the Cognition Demo here.

Then, close up your Chromebook to show you are ready for the next activity.

Practice: Correlation Coefficients and Scatterplots

Today in class you will be learning about how correlation coefficients and scatterplots are used to report outcomes of correlational research.

Your teacher will likely give you some time to practice identifying scatterplots and their associated correlation coefficients using this website.

If you find that you are having trouble visualizing how these two related concepts align, this website allows you to adjust a correlation coefficient to see how the scatterplot changes as a result.

Example Survey

Hi, AP Psych Students!

When prompted, please take a moment to complete this 3-question survey. We will be discussing the results in class today as we explore how psychologists use surveys in their work.