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Introductory Psychology flashcards

2 decks · 110 cards · built into Willys · free samples below

Written against: Standard Psych 101; complements the AP Psychology decks. Updated 2026-10-10.

What's in it

Every deck follows the course outline, with tags you can study or suspend topic by topic. Open a deck to study its free sample right here.

Study guide

Topics covered

The decks follow the order of the course outline. Numbers are cards per topic.

  • History & Perspectives 15
  • Research Design 15
  • Statistics & Replication 11
  • Research Ethics 9
  • Classic Studies 26
  • Lifespan Development 13
  • Health Psychology 9
  • Therapy & Evidence 12

A study plan

  • 5 new cards a day covers everything in a month, leaving the last weeks for review.

Willys schedules reviews for you (FSRS spaced repetition), so the daily number above is only for new cards; reviews of what you have learned come back on their own. Study a topic's cards right after you meet it in class, suspend topics you have not reached yet, and use the app's quiz mode in the final two weeks.

How to get these decks

  1. Install Willys on your iPhone, iPad or Mac — App Store. 14-day free trial, then $14.99 a year.
  2. In Willys, tap Exam Library at the top of your Decks (or Browse Exam Library… under the + button), find the exam on its shelf or by search, tick it and tap Add.
  3. Study. The exam comes in as its own collapsible folder, every card scheduled by FSRS spaced repetition. Nothing you already have is changed.

Every deck is built into Willys

All 2 Introductory Psychology decks (110 cards), with FSRS spaced repetition, quizzes and mock tests, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. 14-day free trial, then $14.99 a year.

In Willys, tap Exam Library at the top of your Decks (or Browse Exam Library… under the + button), find the exam on its shelf or by search, tick it and tap Add.

About these cards

Review status: Second-reader reviewed, with corrections applied.

Checked against:

  • APA Dictionary of Psychology (dictionary.apa.org), APA, Leipzig University and York University (Classics in the History of Psychology) history pages, the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, CDC, HHS and eCFR (45 CFR 46) pages, MedlinePlus and the original studies, consulted as references; no text copied.
  • Study details checked against the original published reports and the APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct (2002, amended 2010 and 2016) (reference only; all wording is original).
  • Facts follow this folder's study deck, which was checked against the references below.
  • APA Dictionary of Psychology (dictionary.apa.org), NIH and MedlinePlus pages and the original studies, consulted as references; no text copied.
  • Original questions written for this deck in the style of an introductory college psychology final exam; no textbook, test-bank or question-bank items were copied. Scenarios are hypothetical and describe no real person; nothing here is diagnosis or treatment advice.

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