#aptest

Hey, I’m a junior + I took AP Psychology last year and scored a 5!! The class initially was already super interesting to me so I guess that helped, nevertheless here are lots of resources!

- this site has outlines for every chapter! just print them out, highlight and annotate, and you’re set https://www.apstudynotes.org/psychology/outlines/

- Another website with outlines, notes, and essays http://www.course-notes.org/psychology

- Aside from the above links, I also made my own outlines for any particular chapters that I really struggled with. For example, my History and Approaches Exam score was one of my lowest, so I went through the Barrons book + my notes making my own outline. This helps tremendously b/c you’re writing out the info. (which is proven to help memory) and you’re also creating a resource you can continuously look back on!

-BARRONS (had to put it in caps for all y’all Princeton stans) AP Psychology review book!! this is ESSENTIAL. I highlighted and annotated this throughout the year to prepare for chapter tests + then I reviewed the entire book before the test. You can purchase one on ebay, amazon, or at Barne’s and Noble’s!

- this worksheet w. confusing pairs http://gbender.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/file/view/List+of+Confusing+Pairs.pdf

- AP Psychology videos on khanacademy.org -- there’s no sub-section for specifically AP Psychology so you gotta search for the particular topic (:

- This list that tells you EXACTLY what terms will be on the test https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/apcourse/ap-psychology/course-details#/

- QUIZLET IS MY LOVE! Seriously, if not quizlet, make notecards!! These are the two I used to review before the exam (1.) https://quizlet.com/8799540/meyers-ap-psychology-final-review-flash-cards/ (2.) https://quizlet.com/6191842/ap-psychology-final-vocab-flash-cards/

- For any “stages” i.e. Piaget’s Stages of Development etc., I would draw out a full-sized chart and study it individually. I’d do the same thing with things w. multiple types i.e. different types of drugs or neurotransmitters-- basically, if the information looked like it could be put into a simple chart, I’d chart it up!

- TAKE NOTES FROM THE TEXTBOOK!!!

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