Yes. Anything with the attack label is an attack, even if it's a skill check (or a spell) and not a Strike. All attacks are subject to (and contribute to) the MAP.
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The wording could be clearer:
Current wording, p. 178:
MULTIPLE ATTACK PENALTY
If you attack more than once on the same turn, your
attacks after the first take a penalty called a multiple
attack penalty. Your second attack takes a –5 penalty, and
any subsequent attacks take a –10 penalty. This penalty is
untyped and is cumulative with all other penalties.
If you attack more than once on the same turn, your
attacks after the first take a penalty called a multiple
attack penalty. Your second attack takes a –5 penalty, and
any subsequent attacks take a –10 penalty. This penalty is
untyped and is cumulative with all other penalties.
My suggested revision:
Revised wording:
MULTIPLE ATTACK PENALTY
If you take more than one action with the Attack trait on the same turn, any such action after the first takes a penalty called a multiple
attack penalty. Your second action with the Attack trait takes a –5 penalty, and any subsequent actions with the Attack trait take a –10 penalty. This penalty is untyped and is cumulative with all other penalties.
If you take more than one action with the Attack trait on the same turn, any such action after the first takes a penalty called a multiple
attack penalty. Your second action with the Attack trait takes a –5 penalty, and any subsequent actions with the Attack trait take a –10 penalty. This penalty is untyped and is cumulative with all other penalties.
It's a little wordy but it avoids any uncertainties.