Northwestern CTD: AP Psychology
An online, self-paced AP Psychology course through Northwestern's Center for Talent Development covering theories of behavior and cognition, research exercises, and current practices in psychology, culminating in a data-collection experiment and preparing students for the AP exam.
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Pioneer Academics — Psychology Research Program
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Duke Pre-College: Social Psychology
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Georgetown Summer College: General Psychology
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HOSA – Human Growth and Development (Competitive Event)
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