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Psychology: test yourself

13 unit quizzes, a mid exam, and a 95-question final modeled on the CLEP Introductory Psychology blueprint. Everything is free to take. Passing the final unlocks a verifiable certificate.

Unit quizzes

10 questions each · free · retake any time

  1. Psychology as a Science & Research Methods
  2. Biopsychology
  3. Consciousness & Sleep
  4. Sensation & Perception
  5. Learning
  6. Memory
  7. Cognition, Language & Intelligence
  8. Lifespan Development
  9. Motivation, Emotion & Stress
  10. Personality
  11. Social & Organizational Psychology
  12. Psychological Disorders & Treatment
  13. Capstone Strand (synthesis only)

Answers are checked as you go, each with the lesson to review.

Mid exam

50 questions · units 1–7 · free · retake any time

A checkpoint on the first half of the course, drawn fresh from a pool of 100 each time. Scored at the end, with a breakdown by content area and the lessons to review.

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Final exam

95 questions · 90 minutes · whole course

Scored 20–80; 50 passes. Weighted like the exam blueprint: history, approaches, and methods 12%, social psychology 10%, biological bases of behavior 9%, learning 9%, cognition 9%, developmental psychology across the lifespan 9%, psychological disorders and health 9%, sensation and perception 8%, personality 8%, treatment of psychological disorders 7%, states of consciousness 6%, motivation and emotion 6%, statistics, tests, and measurement 4%.

One passing attempt unlocks the certificate. Attempts are unlimited with a 24-hour wait, each a fresh draw.

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Free to take, paid to certify

Quizzes, the mid exam, and the final are free. The only paid item is the issued, verifiable certificate, unlocked by passing the final. It comes with this badge to download and post.

StudyWalks finals are modeled on the CLEP exam blueprint in scope, format, and rigor. Scores are StudyWalks scores, not CLEP scores, and are not affiliated with or recognized by the College Board.