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Practice behaviour, mental processes, research methods, nervous system, learning, memory, sleep, wellbeing, and data interpretation.

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Sample WACE Year 11 Psychology questions

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WACE Year 11 Psychology Biological bases hard neural pathway

1. A neural pathway diagram shows a pinprick receptor sending information toward the spinal cord before a response occurs. Which neuron carries the first message?

WACE 11 pinprick sensory pathway receptor spinal signal
Choices
  • Sensory neuron
  • Motor neuron
  • Endocrine gland
  • Placebo
Explanation:

A sensory neuron carries information from a receptor toward the central nervous system.

WACE Year 11 Psychology Brain function hard brain model

2. A brain diagram highlights a visual-processing region while a student interprets a pattern. Which function best matches the highlighted area?

WACE 11 visual processing brain model visual pattern sight
Choices
  • Processing visual information
  • Filtering blood glucose
  • Producing a conditioned stimulus
  • Random allocation
Explanation:

The occipital region is strongly linked to visual processing.

WACE Year 11 Psychology Learning hard conditioning model

3. A conditioning sequence pairs a bell with an air puff until the bell alone produces an eye blink. After conditioning, what is the conditioned response?

WACE 11 eye-blink conditioning sequence bell air puff blink
Choices
  • Blinking to the bell
  • The air puff before learning
  • The participant number
  • The consent sheet
Explanation:

The blink to the bell is learned, so it is the conditioned response.

WACE Year 11 Psychology Ethics hard ethics flow

4. An ethics-flow diagram shows participants being told the real purpose of a study after a mild approved deception. Which ethical procedure is shown?

WACE 11 post-study debrief flow task explain support
Choices
  • Debriefing
  • No consent
  • Random error
  • Placebo allocation
Explanation:

Debriefing explains the true purpose and resolves any deception after participation.

WACE Year 11 Psychology Lifespan data hard psychology data graph

5. A scatterplot shows vocabulary score tending to rise with age across a sample of children. Which conclusion is best supported?

WACE 11 vocabulary age scatterplot age vocab trend
Choices
  • Vocabulary score is positively associated with age in this sample.
  • Age proves every score is identical.
  • The relationship is negative.
  • The graph has no plotted data.
Explanation:

The upward pattern supports a positive association while leaving room for individual variation.

WACE Year 11 Psychology Research methods hard experiment design

6. An experiment diagram compares a caffeine group and a no-caffeine group before an attention task. What is the independent variable?

WACE 11 caffeine attention experiment caffeine none task
Choices
  • Caffeine condition
  • Attention-task score
  • Participant initials
  • The graph title
Explanation:

The caffeine condition is deliberately varied; attention score is measured.

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