AP Psychology exam results 2013

Today the College Board's Trevor Packer tweeted the following information about how students did on a whole on the 2013 AP Psychology exam. Remember that individual scores can be viewed in July by students (as early as the 5th) and teachers (10th and 11th) in early July.

AP Psychology results are in -- with slight increases in the % of 3s, 4s, and 5s compared to last year.
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

AP Psychology scores, 2013: 5: 21.2%; 4: 26.7%. 3: 19.6%. 2: 13%. 1: 19.5%. These may shift slightly as late exams are scored.
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

AP Psychology multiple-choice: students performed very well across the full section, but esp. on the "Abnormal Behavior" questions.
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

AP Psychology: it's really the free-response section where students struggle. Multiple-choice scores are excellent, free-response are low.
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

AP Psychology free-response questions: students generally performed somewhat better on Q2 than on Q1: http://t.co/lE0UNm0grc
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

2 students earned every point possible (150 out of 150) on the AP Psychology Exam, administered (coincidentally?) on Freud's b-day.
— Trevor Packer (@AP_Trevor) June 17, 2013

--posted by Steve

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