hey I got AP psych test it is on given stuff. I will give you topics. it should be direct and application based and it should be mixed. answer of each mcm should be different (either A,B,C,D). make mcq quiz. answer right below each question. eyes, The Visible Spectrum, Psychological Properties of Light (3), light wave length characterstic Brightness = amplitude Length = color, Refraction, Through the Eyes to the Brain, Structure of the EYE, Structure of the Eye: The Back, light's path in order, Light and Dark Adaptation, How the Eye Works (rods & cones), Peripheral Vision, Tunnel Vision, Blind Spot, Trichromatic Theory “Three-color Theory”, Opponent Process Theory, Afterimage, Problems With Vision Myopia (nearsightedness) - good near, bad far away. Hyperopia (farsightedness) - bad near, good far away. Astigmatism - irregularly shaped cornea, blurriness at any distance. Conjunctivitis (pink eye) Glaucoma - damage to optic nerve, destroys division. Color Blindness , Ears,Structure of the Ear, properties of sound, wave length, Hz, Amplitude (height) - decibels Volume (sound) - Loudness, Echo, Radar effect, Depth Perception, Conductive hearing loss - poor transfer of sounds from the tympanic membrane to the inner ear. Common as you get older. Nerve deafness - Damage to hair cells or the auditory nerve. Cochlear implant can help. Sensorineural hearing loss - damage to the inner ear, auditory nerve, or auditory processing areas of the brain. The loss of higher-pitched sounds., Cochlear Implant. Human Senses Sight - Vision Hear - Audition Smell - Olfaction Touch - Somesthetic Sense Taste - Gustation Balance - Vestibular Sense Movement - Kinesthetic Sense Smell & Taste together - Chemical Sense Taste: Anatomy of the Tongue Taste: Types (5) Taste Buds: receptors, responsible for sense of taste papillae. Gustation: Sensation of tastes Supertasters: people with particularly dense papillae-filled tongue. The ability to detect the level of the taste. Non-tasters: crave spicy & sweet foods. Olfaction (olfactory sense)- sense of smell. Olfactory - nerve fibers respond to gaseous molecules in a “lock & key” system. Olfactory bulbs - part of the brain located above sinus cavity & below frontal lobes Receives info from olfactory receptor cell (1000 receptors). Pheromones - airborne chemical signals that animals can perceive. Smell: Anatomy What is thought of as the sense of touch is really several sensations, originating in several different places in and on the body. Skin sense (touch, pressure, temp. pain) Proprioception (body in space) Taste Smell = Flavor, Homunculus. Kinesthetic sense:Sense of the location of body parts in relation to the ground and each other. Uses receptors from joints & limbs. Vestibular senses. Gate Control Theory of Pain Olfaction, Gustation, other senses, synesthesia, Absolute Threshold, Difference Threshold, Weber’s Law, Sensory Adaptation, Subliminal Perception, Inattentional Blindness, Change Blindness, The Art of Misdirection, Figure Ground, Proximity, Similarity, Continuity, Closure, Connectedness, Gestalt Grouping, Illusions, Phantom Limbs, difference between Top Down vs. Bottom Up Processing, inocular & Monocular Cues, Shape Constancy, Color Constancy & Lightness Constancy, Muller-lyer, Moon Illusion, 8 Monocular Cues.

give more question cover every minor things and do the way I set up everything in my mind. do direct and application/senario based question and max no. of questions, all topics, mix, same format. quick revision/cheatsheet of all at end. hardest level question. AP psyc