This is an 8 week course covering all of the CLEP Introductory Psychology exam syllabus taught entirely online through eduFire.

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There will be 2 × 60 minute classes a week, Sunday and Wednesday commencing from January 10th, 2010. After each class I will be available to go over any topics and answer questions. In between classes you can contact me at via email and voice chat if necessary and this is all included in the cost of the classes. Just contact me to arrange a mutually convenient time.

Each class will contain resources such as Powerpoint slides, PDF files for you to download, Mind Maps, Flashcards, links and everything you need to help you study. It will not be necessary for you to buy any extra material, everything will be available to download or online.

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Questions on the Introductory Psychology examination require you to demonstrate at least one of the following abilities:
- Knowledge of terminology, principles, and theory
- Ability to comprehend, evaluate, and analyze problem situations
- Ability to apply knowledge to new situations

The subject matter of the Introductory Psychology examination is drawn from the 13 purple topics found here. The percentage of exam questions is approximately pretty even across all subjects at around 7-9% each. However, Learning is weighted highest at 10-11% whereas Statistics, Tests and Measurement is weighted the lowest at 3-4%. Despite this, I fully recommend you make every attempt to learn each area fully.

This course is aimed to towards a college level exam so you should be prepared to study at this level. It is expected that you attend all classes, although if you are not able to, the 13 core modules (see table here ) are an absolute minimum.

Previous knowledge of Psychology would be an advantage though not necessary.