A Psychology 101 Study Guide · 15 Evidence Bags
Fifteen evidence bags, one for each chapter most intro psychology courses cover. Work through them in order — each one you complete unlocks the next, and everything you learn is added to a single, growing Case File that carries all the way through to the final hurdle: the Murder Challenge.
Click a card to flip it and reveal the idea.
Tap a numbered term, then tap its matching lettered definition to pair them.
Answer every question — an incorrect answer is a normal part of learning, but you do need to give each one a try. Submitting captures what you've learned and unlocks the next Evidence Bag.
You've completed all fourteen Evidence Bags — this is the case your whole Case File has been building toward. Every investigator signs in before opening a case. Fill this in, then start the game.
Browse each list below — pick an option to see what it means before you head into the investigation.
Read every clue carefully. Each one rules something in or out — nothing here is decorative.
For each suspect, choose the research method, psychology topic, and location the evidence points to.
| Suspect | Research Method | Psychology Topic | Location |
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This is the one field you type yourself. Give your best answer — an incorrect guess is a normal part of solving a mystery, but the box can't be left blank.
Here's how your submission compares to the evidence. The full case report — your findings, the complete solution walkthrough, the psychology debrief, and the Works Cited page — is ready to download below.
Your complete case report — overview, findings, full deduction walkthrough, psychology debrief, and Works Cited — is ready as a Word-compatible document you can open, print, or upload to Google Drive.