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Go to Paper 1IB Psychology · First assessment 2027
Understand the new IB Psychology course. Then learn how to answer it.
Free examiner-informed guides for Paper 1, Paper 2, the Internal Assessment, the six concepts and core Psychology content. Created by Paulomi Choudhury, IB Psychology educator, examiner and specialist tutor.
Choose your problem
What are you trying to get better at?
Each section teaches the thinking behind the task and then gives you something concrete to practise with.
Get research-method comparisons straight
Build precise similarities and differences between practical research methods.
Go to Paper 2Turn the IA into a sequence of decisions
Understand what each section has to do, where marks disappear and how to justify your choices.
Go to the IA hubMake the six concepts actually useful
Bias, causality, change, measurement, perspective and responsibility, translated into questions you can apply.
Learn the six conceptsRevise content without memorising a textbook
Use focused cheatsheets on cognitive models, social identity, genetic inheritance and childhood poverty.
Browse content cheatsheetsSee how the pieces connect
Use one hub for the new-syllabus language, four contexts, six concepts and the assessment resources available here.
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Free student resources
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Section C Complete Question Bank
228 practice questions across 38 areas of study, four contexts and six concepts.
Get it in the Starter KitThe Whole IA on One Page
A compact map of the four sections, marks, suggested word allocation and what each section needs to do.
Get it in the Starter KitSix Thinking Concepts Cards
Thinking questions, anchor examples and sentence starters for all six concepts.
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