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Year 11 ACT Psychology practice questions
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Practice behaviour, mental processes, research methods, nervous system, learning, memory, sleep, wellbeing, and data interpretation.
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Sample ACT BSSS Year 11 Psychology questions
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ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologySelf and wellbeinghardwellbeing model
1. A biopsychosocial model places heart rate, confidence thoughts and peer feedback around presentation anxiety. Which factor is biological?
Choices
Heart rate
Confidence thoughts
Peer feedback
Assessment rubric
Explanation:
Heart rate is biological because it is a bodily response linked to arousal.
ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologyCognition datahardpsychology data graph
2. A scatterplot shows practice sessions and task accuracy generally rising together. Which statement is best supported?
Choices
More practice is associated with higher accuracy in this sample.
Practice has no visible relationship with accuracy.
The variables are negatively associated.
Every participant had the same accuracy.
Explanation:
The upward trend supports a positive association between practice and accuracy.
ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologyEthicshardethics flow
3. An ethics-flow diagram shows survey responses being collected without names and stored under participant codes. Which ethical principle is shown most directly?
Choices
Confidentiality
Classical conditioning
A placebo effect
No consent
Explanation:
Removing names and using codes helps protect participant confidentiality.
ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologyResearch methodshardexperiment design
4. An experiment diagram compares a noisy-room condition and a quiet-room condition before both groups complete a puzzle. What is the independent variable?
Choices
Noise condition
Puzzle score
Participant age
The results graph
Explanation:
The noise condition is deliberately varied, while puzzle performance is measured.
ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologyBrain functionhardbrain model
5. A brain diagram highlights a temporal processing area while a student identifies a spoken word. Which function is the closest match?
Choices
Auditory processing
Kidney filtration
Cortisol release only
Random sampling
Explanation:
Temporal areas are strongly involved in processing auditory information.
ACT BSSS Year 11PsychologyLearninghardconditioning model
6. A conditioning sequence pairs a dog bark with a frightening event until the bark alone produces fear. After conditioning, what is the conditioned stimulus?
Choices
Dog bark
Frightening event
Ethics approval
Memory rehearsal
Explanation:
The bark became the conditioned stimulus after being paired with the frightening event.
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ACT BSSS Year 11 Psychology practice should help students connect psychological concepts to visible evidence: neural communication, brain function, development data, learning, research design, and ethics. These examples preview that visual reasoning before the no-login Psychology demo.
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Year 11 · ACT Psychology · Test mode · 7 questions · 10 min
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