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Psychology Exam 2 VCE Unit 4 is an invaluable tool for Year 12 students preparing to sit the VCE Psychology end-of-year examination. Specifically designed to address the latest
VCE Psychology Study Design 2005-2010. The resource is divided into tests that gradually increase in length, content and difficulty.
Students may benefit from this valuable resource from the very start of the year to increase their understanding of key concept areas, to improve their performance in school assessed coursework, and most importantly, to build their skills and knowledge for the end-of-year examination.
· Separate solutions CD so teachers can control access
· The solutions CD provides comprehensive and detailed solutions for each examinable Area of Study.
Index of Text Chapters
Test 1
12 multiple choice
5 short answer
Information processing model, measures of retention and levels of memory, features of short term memory and working memory.
Test 2
14 multiple choice
7 short answer
The above plus: long term memory types, serial position effect, theories of forgetting and features of the forgetting curve.
Test 3
15 multiple choice
9 short answer
The above plus: organic causes of forgetting, memory decline over the lifespan and memory enhancement.
Test 4
15 multiple choice
7 short answer
The above plus: operational hypotheses, p values, ethics and behaviour not dependent of learning.
Test 5
17 multiple choice
11 short answer
The above plus: classical conditioning and one trial learning.
Test 6
24 multiple choice
13 short answer
The above plus: trial and error learning, operant conditioning and ethics in conditioning behaviour.
Test 7
24 multiple choice
14 short answer
The above plus: comparison of classical and operant conditioning, observational learning and learning set.
Test 8
30 multiple choice
19 short answer
The above plus: experimental designs, collation and interpretation of data, statistical analysis, findings and conclusions.
Detachable Trial Examination
44 multiple choice
20 short answer
Whole Course.
Kendall, Kristy
Kristy Kendall graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology. She then went on to complete her Diploma of Education and is currently the Head of Psychology at Haileybury. Kristy has been a VCAA examiner since 2003 and has recently published works in VCE Psychology, including Nelson's Psychology VCE Units 3 & 4 Activity Manual and Nelson's Jumpstart Psychology.
