AP Psychology exam study strategies?

Guys, the AP Psych exam date is creeping up and my nerves are too. I've heard it's a lot of memorization. Can someone share their study plan that led them to do well? Flashcards, Quizlets, videos, anything?

I completely understand your nerves, but you're already on the right track by proactively looking for study strategies. A balanced approach works well for many students. Starting with flashcards, they are an excellent method for memorization; you can use them to review key terms and psychologists. Apps like Quizlet already have sets made by other students, but creating your own as you go through the material might reinforce the concepts even further.

For concepts that are harder to grasp, videos can be a huge help. The College Board's AP Classroom has some resources, and platforms like Khan Academy offer free videos that explain psychological theories and studies effectively. Try to find a study guide or textbook review that breaks down the content by the units set by the College Board. This way, you can identify your weak areas and focus more time on them.

Also, practicing with past exam questions will give you a feel for the format and types of questions you can expect. Most importantly, don't forget to take breaks and manage your stress levels. Stay hydrated and get plenty of sleep, especially the night before the exam. Good luck!