Introductory Psychology CLEP Test Study Guide
CLEP History and Social Sciences Tests offer you a broad variety of subjects to CLEP out of in order to get Social Science credits. You can study human interactions and developments with the Human Growth and Development CLEP, Introductory Psychology CLEP or the Introductory Sociology CLEP. These CLEP Tests cover information on the brain, the way we grow and why we do things. Some of the other CLEP tests in this category may need more study as they cover hundreds of years of policy, government and history. Take the time now to decide which area you most want to CLEP out of.

CLEP: CLEP History and Social Sciences Study Guides: Introductory Psychology CLEP

Introductory Psychology CLEP Test Description
The Introductory Psychology CLEP test covers the information that is taught in one semester introductory course at the college level in psychology. It covers personality, motivation, sensation, perception, learning and cognition.

Introductory Psychology is a very interesting subject for students to take. The test builds on information that you have already learned through your life experiences. This information covers several types of theories in each major subject area. Not only will you be studying Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs or Freud’s Psychosexual theory, but you will need to know about psychological disorder such as eating disorders, anxiety disorders, somatoform disorders, etc.

You will be tested on research design, how experiments work, different types of research, surveys, longitudinal research, etc. You'll also need to know case studies and all about test taking.

It is important to understand that you do not have to answer each and every question correct to get a passing score. You need to get 50 of 100 correct (in most cases) to pass. The people the write the CLEP tests want you to know about half of the information to get a passing score.

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Credits: 3

# of Questions: 95

Amount of time to complete the test: 90 minutes

Rank of Difficulty: 3

Detailed information in this guide includes:

• History of Psychology
• Psychological Approaches
• Research
• Endocrine System
• Brain
• Right Brain/Left Brain
• Genetics
• Memory & Attention
• Sight
• Hearing
• Taste and Smell
• Perception
• Consciousness
• Sleep
• Dreams
• Hypnosis
• Pharmacology Principles
• The Dose-Response Curve
• Erickson’s Developmental Stages
• Jean Piaget
• Piaget’s Relevant Definitions
• Piaget’s Stages of Development
• Freud’s Psychosexual Stages
• Defense Mechanisms
• Id, Ego and Super Ego
• Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
• Conditioning
• Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development
• Sample Test Questions

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