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AP Psychology Past Papers & Drilling: Neurons, Memory, Attachment, Conditioning

AP Psychology Past Papers & Drilling: Neurons, Memory, Attachment, Conditioning

  • 2026-10-12

TUTORZONE ORIGINAL DRILLING MOCK · AP PSYCHOLOGY

Written to the College Board exam format: Section I multiple choice, 75 questions, 90 min, 66.7%; Section II free response, 2 questions, 70 min, 33.3% (Q1 Article Analysis / AAQ + Q2 Evidence-Based / EBQ). This drilling mock demonstrates 4 free-response questions (neurons, memory, attachment, conditioning) with answers and techniques.

What is in the AP Psychology exam?

Direct answer: Section I multiple choice, 75 questions, 90 min, 66.7%; Section II free response, 2 questions, 70 min, 33.3%.

Hong Kong student drilling AP Psychology with brain and mind diagrams
Section II free response: 2 questions, 70 min, 33.3% – drilling.

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Assessment at a glance (2027)

Component Content Weighting Duration
Section II (Free Response) 2 questions: AAQ + EBQ 33.3% 70 min
Section I (Multiple Choice) 75 questions 66.7% 90 min

AP Psychology drilling technique: free responses need definition, example and application. 75 multiple choice in 90 min is about 1 min 12 s each – judge quickly.

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How this paper was built

This is a TutorZone original drilling mock: the questions follow the College Board AP Psychology format and the answers are our own, not College Board past papers or marking references.

Note before you start: this is not a College Board past paper. Your score is a practice score and cannot be converted into an AP score (1-5).
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Pacing

Section Marks Suggested time What to do first
Section II (Free Response) 33.3% about 35 min per question definition + example + application
Section I (Multiple Choice) 66.7% about 1 min 12 s per question eliminate clearly wrong options

What is the capacity of short-term memory?

Direct answer: about 7±2 items (Miller).

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Free-response drilling (4 demonstrated)

Demonstrates neurons, memory, attachment and classical conditioning.

Question 1 (10 marks)

Describe three parts of a neuron and state one function of each.

Question 2 (10 marks)

Explain the difference between short-term and long-term memory.

Question 3 (10 marks)

What three attachment types did Ainsworth’s Strange Situation identify?

Question 4 (10 marks)

Explain the basic process of classical conditioning.

What are Ainsworth’s three attachment types?

Direct answer: secure, insecure-avoidant, insecure-ambivalent.

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Answers and marks per question

Question 1

(1) Dendrites – receive signals (4). (2) Cell body – integrates signals (3). (3) Axon – sends signals out (3).

Question 2

Short-term memory holds little (about 7±2 items) for a short time (4); long-term memory is large and durable (4); rehearsal transfers short- to long-term (2).

Question 3

(1) Secure – explores when the mother is present (4). (2) Insecure-avoidant (3). (3) Insecure-ambivalent/resistant (3).

Question 4

A neutral stimulus (bell) is paired with an unconditioned stimulus (food) (4); the neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus that alone evokes the conditioned response (salivation) (6).

What is classical conditioning?

Direct answer: a neutral stimulus paired with an unconditioned stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus that evokes the conditioned response.

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Where these marks are usually lost

Mistake What it looks like What it costs Instead
STM capacity 20 items Miller’s 7±2 items about 7±2 items
Attachment types Only secure Three: secure, avoidant, ambivalent secure + avoidant + ambivalent
Conditioning terms Neutral as unconditioned Neutral becomes conditioned after pairing neutral -> conditioned
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How to use this paper

First drill: all 4 questions with no references.

Mark it: check definitions, examples and applications.

Second drill: redo three to seven days later, aiming for a faster finish.

What should I do after drilling this paper?

Direct answer: log questions missing definitions or examples; redo in three to seven days; and drill Section I multiple choice.

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FAQ

Is this a College Board past paper?
No. The questions and answers are TutorZone originals, not College Board past papers or marking references.

What does AP Psychology test?
Section I multiple choice, 75 questions, 90 min, 66.7%; Section II free response, 2 questions, 70 min, 33.3%.

What is the capacity of short-term memory?
About 7±2 items (Miller).

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Official references

Resource What to check
College Board AP Psychology exam page Confirm the format and question counts
https://www.tutorzone.com.hk/en-ap-biology-mock-2027/ AP Biology drilling mock

Related: practice area · AP Biology drilling mock

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