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Cracking the AP Psychology Exam

by Princeton Review

Series: Cracking the AP Exam, College Test Preparation

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If you’re planning to take the AP Psychology exam, then this guidebook from the Princeton Review has everything you need to prepare and score more.Cracking the AP Psychology Exam, 2011 Editionbrings you: •2 full-length AP Psychology practice tests with detailed explanations •Helpful review section of essential subjects - sensation and perception, cognition, treatment of psychological disorders, and more •Psychology Quizzes and test tips in sidebars •Review questions in every chapter to self-test your AP practice •A step-by-step guide to writing great, clear free-responses •A handy index to help you navigate the AP Psychology book •Charts and tables to help you order and remember related Psychology information… (more)

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150.76Philosophy and Psychology › Psychology › Psychology › Education And Teaching › Review and exercise

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BF78.C73Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › Psychology › Psychology

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