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Advanced Placement Psychology, 2nd Edition
Teach students how to think critically and scientifically about the underlying mechanisms of behavior and cover all topics for the AP Psychology course. In every chapter, important discoveries are explained, the impact on everyday life is examined, and current research is used to see each behavioral principle in action. A Teacher Resource is available only to teachers and with a school purchase order by contacting Customer Experience.
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Product Features & Resources
Features
Help students understand key psychology concepts in a meaningful way!
- Updated edition correlated to the current AP® Course and Exam Description.
- Concise and accessible student book presents essential psychology content.
- Includes opportunities for students to explore and develop the skills and practices of psychologists.
- Full practice test modeled after the AP® Psychology Exam included.
- Features and activities promote effective writing by prompting students to synthesize what they have learned.
- Each of the 25 chapters includes
—an Essential Question
—instruction tightly aligned to the AP® curriculum
—Key Terms, names, and concepts
—a feature to promote critical thinking
—10 multiple-choice questions
—2 free-response questions—Concept Application and Research Design - Teacher Resource includes correlations for each question to the College Board Curriculum Framework.
The Teacher Resource is sold only to educators and shipped to school or district addresses only. A verified classroom set purchase of the student edition (print or digital) is required.
Program Details
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| Product # | T3272-G |
|---|---|
| ISBN-13 | 9781690386803 |
| ISBN-10 | 1690386800 |
| Author | Schallhorn, Charles D. |
| Grade Level | 9-12 |
| Grade Level N | 9-12 |
| Publisher | PLC |
| Series | AP Psychology |
| Learn More | Advanced Placement®—Social Studies |