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VCE Psychology Practice Exams with Worked Solutions

20 full-length papers · worked solutions for every question

The 20 practice exams inside the VCE Psychology Mastery Pack, each set out like the real paper with a separate worked-solution guide. Open any paper to see what it covers.

  1. Practice Exam 1100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • memory & ageing
    • nervous system & stress
    • sleep across the lifespan
    • mental wellbeing & phobia
  2. Practice Exam 2100 marks · 61 questions · 2 sections
    • Stress and the nervous system (GAS, transactional model, cortisol, gut-brain axis, coping)
    • Sleep science (EEG/EMG/EOG, circadian/ultradian rhythms, sleep deprivation, DSPS, interventions)
    • Learning, memory and synaptic plasticity (LTP/LTD, synaptic plasticity, procedural memory, brain regions)
    • Mental wellbeing and specific phobia (biopsychosocial model, SEWB, GABA, CBT, systematic desensitisation, protective factors)
  3. Practice Exam 3100 marks · 60 questions · 2 sections
    • nervous system & stress (U3 AOS1)
    • learning, memory & conditioning (U3 AOS2)
    • sleep & consciousness (U4 AOS1)
    • mental wellbeing & phobia treatment (U4 AOS2)
  4. Practice Exam 4100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • U3 AOS1: nervous system, stress models, neurotransmitters
    • U3 AOS2: learning, memory, conditioning
    • U4 AOS1: sleep physiology, circadian rhythms, shift work
    • U4 AOS2: mental wellbeing, phobia, biopsychosocial, SEWB
  5. Practice Exam 5100 marks · 60 questions · 2 sections
    • Classical conditioning in advertising (applied throughout)
    • Nervous system, stress responses and neural mechanisms (U3 AOS1)
    • Learning, memory and brain regions (U3 AOS2)
    • Sleep, mental wellbeing and biopsychosocial model (U4 AOS1 & AOS2)
  6. Practice Exam 6100 marks · 58 questions · 2 sections
    • Unit 3 AOS1: Nervous system, neurotransmitters, stress responses
    • Unit 3 AOS2: Learning, memory, and conditioning
    • Unit 4 AOS1: Sleep, consciousness, and circadian rhythms
    • Unit 4 AOS2: Mental wellbeing, specific phobia, and evidence-based interventions
  7. Practice Exam 7100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • SEWB & community connection
    • nervous system and stress
    • learning, memory and sleep
    • mental wellbeing and specific phobia
  8. Practice Exam 8100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • Operant conditioning & parenting (antecedent-behaviour-consequence, reinforcement, punishment)
    • Nervous system, neurotransmitters, and stress responses (GAS, transactional model)
    • Sleep science (EEG markers, circadian/ultradian rhythms, sleep deprivation effects)
    • Mental wellbeing, specific phobia, and evidence-based interventions (biopsychosocial, CBT, systematic desensitisation)
  9. Practice Exam 9100 marks · 62 questions · 2 sections
    • Circadian rhythms, ultradian rhythms, and sleep architecture (NREM/REM)
    • Jet lag as a circadian disorder: SCN, melatonin, zeitgebers, and bright light therapy
    • Sleep deprivation effects: affective, behavioural, cognitive
    • Biopsychosocial model, specific phobia, and mental wellbeing interventions
  10. Practice Exam 10100 marks · 60 questions · 2 sections
    • Synaptic plasticity and neural mechanisms of learning
    • Rehabilitation and recovery via LTP/LTD, sprouting, rerouting, pruning
    • Stress responses and coping (GAS, Lazarus & Folkman)
    • Sleep, mental wellbeing, and biopsychosocial model
  11. Practice Exam 11100 marks · 58 questions · 2 sections
    • Observational learning & sport (Bandura ARRM+R)
    • Nervous system & stress responses
    • Sleep physiology & disorders
    • Mental wellbeing, specific phobia & interventions
  12. Practice Exam 12100 marks · 58 questions · 2 sections
    • Sleep deprivation and driving
    • Neural mechanisms of sleep and consciousness
    • Stress, coping and the nervous system
    • Learning, memory and mental wellbeing
  13. Practice Exam 13100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • GABA & anxiety (specific phobia, benzodiazepines, GABA dysfunction)
    • Nervous system & neurotransmitters (Unit 3 AOS1)
    • Sleep & consciousness (Unit 4 AOS1)
    • Learning, memory & mental wellbeing interventions (Units 3-4)
  14. Practice Exam 14100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • mnemonics & study strategies
    • nervous system & stress
    • sleep & consciousness
    • mental wellbeing & phobia
  15. Practice Exam 15100 marks · 58 questions · 2 sections
    • gut-brain axis and stress responses
    • sleep physiology and circadian disorders
    • learning, memory and conditioning
    • mental wellbeing and phobia interventions
  16. Practice Exam 16100 marks · 59 questions · 2 sections
    • Resilience and wellbeing across Units 3 & 4
    • Applied scenario and research method questions included
    • Biopsychosocial model, stress responses, sleep, and mental health interventions
    • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on wellbeing integrated
  17. Practice Exam 17100 marks · 60 questions · 2 sections
    • nervous system & stress
    • learning, memory & sleep
    • DSPS in adolescents
    • mental wellbeing & specific phobia
  18. Practice Exam 18100 marks · 62 questions · 2 sections
    • Systematic desensitisation and specific phobia (biopsychosocial, GABA, conditioning)
    • Nervous system, stress responses, and synaptic plasticity
    • Sleep, consciousness, and circadian regulation
    • Learning, memory, and Aboriginal ways of knowing
  19. Practice Exam 19100 marks · 58 questions · 2 sections
    • Autonomic nervous system and fear responses
    • Stress models and coping
    • Specific phobia — biological, psychological, social factors and interventions
    • Sleep physiology and mental wellbeing
  20. Practice Exam 20100 marks · 60 questions · 2 sections
    • Transactional model of stress (Lazarus & Folkman primary/secondary appraisal, coping flexibility, context-specific effectiveness)
    • Nervous system, neurotransmitters, synaptic plasticity, and the gut-brain axis
    • Learning, memory, and sleep (classical/operant/observational conditioning, multi-store model, NREM/REM, circadian/ultradian rhythms)
    • Mental wellbeing, specific phobia, biopsychosocial model, and evidence-based interventions
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