AP Psychology Survival Guide
Main takeaways for AP Psychology test:
1. The test is vocab-centered. Learn your vocabulary until it’s second nature.
2. Most of the questions will involve scenarios you need to understand and read quickly.
3. Take many practice tests; the only way you will get better is by taking practice tests.
4. For FRQ’s, don’t bother with intros or conclusions if they aren’t necessary; get straight to the
point.
5. For FRQ’s, give the definition of the vocab that matches the question, but after that, explain how
it applies to the scenario.
6. In the test, you will need knowledge of multiple units to answer a single question, so understand
what connects every unit to the others.
Note: Links that will be extremely beneficial for reviewing major concepts and
specific vocabulary:
AP Psychology Quizlet Key Vocab
AP Psychology Review (Youtube Videos)
Note: If you want me to create practice tests, please comment on your requests.
All credits go to someone else's post on Reddit. Thank them!
Main takeaways for AP Psychology test:
1. The test is vocab-centered. Learn your vocabulary until it’s second nature.
2. Most of the questions will involve scenarios you need to understand and read quickly.
3. Take many practice tests; the only way you will get better is by taking practice tests.
4. For FRQ’s, don’t bother with intros or conclusions if they aren’t necessary; get straight to the
point.
5. For FRQ’s, give the definition of the vocab that matches the question, but after that, explain how
it applies to the scenario.
6. In the test, you will need knowledge of multiple units to answer a single question, so understand
what connects every unit to the others.
Note: Links that will be extremely beneficial for reviewing major concepts and
specific vocabulary:
AP Psychology Quizlet Key Vocab
AP Psychology Review (Youtube Videos)
Note: If you want me to create practice tests, please comment on your requests.
All credits go to someone else's post on Reddit. Thank them!
