Academic Year 2017-18
Mr. Pustay's RETIREMENT
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    • PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH
    • AP PSYCH 9 UNITS >
      • *2019-NEW...INTRODUCTIONS
      • Scientific Foundations of Psychology
      • Clinical - PTSD or PTS
      • Social Psychology
      • Clinical - Anxiety
      • Cognitive Psychology
      • Clinical - Depression
      • Biological Bases of Behavior
      • Biological Basis of Behavior/Sleep & Dreaming
      • Motivation, Emotion & PERSONALITY
      • Clinical - Personality Disorders
      • END OF SEMESTER ONE
      • Sensation and Perception
      • Clinical - Schizophrenia
      • Clinical - Bipolar
      • MOTIVATION, EMOTION & Personality
      • Clinical - Alzheimers & Dem
      • Developmental Psychology
      • Clinical - Dissociative Disorders
      • Learning
      • *NEW...TESTNG (UNIT 11)
      • *NEW...RESEARCH (UNIT 2)
      • Clinical - Abnormal
      • Clinical -Treatment
      • AP PSYCH 2020 NAT-EXAM REVIEW
  • APUSH
    • APUSH TIME PERIODS >
      • *2019-NEW...INTRO
      • *2019-NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 1 (1492-1607)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 2 (1607-1754)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 3 ( 1754-1800)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 4 ( 1800-1848)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 5 ( 1844-1877)
      • 2019 MIDTERM
      • APUSH RETURN TO SCHOOL
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 6 (1865-89)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 7 (1898-1945)
      • *NEW...APUSH: PERIOD 8 (1945 - 1980)
      • APUSH: PERIOD 9 (1980 - PRESENT)
      • APUSH NAT-EXAM 2020
  • 10th US HISTORY
    • 10TH US HISTORY ELEMENTS >
      • INTRODUCTIONS
      • CHAPTER 2: SETTLING THE WEST
      • CHAPTER 3: INDUSTRIALIZATION
      • CHAPTER 4: URBAN AMERICA
      • CHAPTER 5: BECOMING A WORLD POWER
      • CHAPTER 6: THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT
      • CHAPTER 7: WORLD WAR I
      • CHAPTER 8: THE JAZZ AGE
      • CHAPTER 9: THE GREAT DEPRESSION BEGINS
      • CHAPTER 10: ROOSEVELT & NEW DEAL
      • CHAPTER 11: A WORLD IN FLAMES
      • 2016 MIDTERM
      • CHAPTER 12: AMERICA & WW2
      • CHAPTER 13: The Cold War Begins
      • CHAPTER 14: Postwar America
      • CHAPTER 15: New Frontier & Great Society
      • CHAPTER 16: Civil Rights Movement
      • CHAPTER 17: The Vietnam War
      • CHAPTER 18: Politics of Protest
      • CHAPTER 19: Politics of Economics
      • CHAPTER 20: Resurgence of Conservatism
      • CHAPTER 21: A Time of Change
      • 10TH USH EOC 2017

END-OF-FIRST-SEMESTER/MID-TERM EXAMS [2019-2020] 


AP PSYCHOLOGY MID-TERM EXAM

The purpose of the midterm exam is to allow you to demonstrate two things: (1) That you have learned and fully understand the material covered in lecture and in the readings; (2) That you have thought about the PSYCHOLOGY THEORIES & APPLICATIONS discussed in class and the readings and have considered their strengths and weaknesses.
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2019 AP PSYCHOLOGY MID-TERM 2019

The following STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS for the MID-TERM will be distributed in FOUR PARTS.  The FIRST [QUESTIONS 1-100] will be posted NOVEMBER 26, 2019; The SECOND [QUESTIONS 101-150] will be posted DECEMBER 2; and the THIRD [QUESTIONS 151-200] will be posted DECEMBER 9th. 
AP PSYCH STUDY GUIDE [PART 1/4]

AP PSYCH MID-TERM QUESTIONS 1-50

AP PSYCH STUDY GUIDE [PART 2/4]

AP PSYCH MID-TERM QUESTIONS 51 - 100
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AP PSYCH STUDY GUIDE [PART 3/4]

​AP PSYCH MID-TERM QUESTIONS 101- 150; 

AP PSYCH STUDY GUIDE [PART 4/4]

​AP PSYCH MID-TERM QUESTIONS 151 - 200; 


Here are a few tips from the best midterm-takers


  1. Review concepts before, during, and after class. ...
  2. Process your notes. ...
  3. Consolidate frequently. ...
  4. Make flashcards. ...
  5. Nip confusion in the bud. ...
  6. Schedule regular time for study. ...
  7. Plan ahead. ...
  8. Re-work problems or re-study flashcards.

How do you get past midterms?  

  1. Organize your materials at least one week before the exam. ...
  2. Create a study guide—yourself. ...
  3. Show Mr Pustay your completed study guide....
  4. Turn off your cellphone [you can really do this one]. ...
  5. Get into a study group. ...
  6. Maintain a normal sleep schedule.

The Night Before Your Midterm

  1. Get your zzz's. A good night's sleep will leave you with a sharper mind. ...
  2. Pack what you will need. ...
  3. Breakfast is key. ...
  4. Get comfy. ...
  5. Last minute review. ...
  6. Slow down. ...
  7. Remember to manage your time. ...

Here are a few ideas to help you wake up refreshed and energized:

  1. As soon as you get out of bed, drink a glass of water. Your body needs plenty of water on a daily basis. ...
  2. When your alarm goes off in the morning, get up! ...
  3. Turn on the lights! ...
  4. Cool off! ...
  5. Crank up the tunes and get some exercise! ...
  6. Eat! ...
  7. Exercise your brain.
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