MCAT Psychology/Sociology: Top Study Strategies from a 528 Scorer

Today, we are going to talk about the MCAT Psychology and Sociology section. Many students took psychology early on in college and have not yet taken a sociology class. In addition, many students who have taken practice exams find themselves getting lost in the way that the AAMC asks Psych/Soc questions.

If that sounds like you, you are not alone.

In this video, we will go over study strategies you can use to skyrocket your MCAT Psychology and Sociology score. I’ll tell you what topics are on the exam, how to not only memorize but also understand key vocab terms you will encounter on your exam, and how to study your mistakes so that you don’t make them again on test day.

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TIMESTAMPS:
[00:00] - Introduction
[00:48] - What's on the Psych/Soc Section?
[03:47] - Tip #1: Know All Vocab on Practice Questions
[05:03] - Tip #2: When Defining a Psych/Soc Term, Include an Example You Understand
[06:39] - Tip #3: Review Passages with Graphs/Figures Thoroughly
[07:22] - Tip #4: Practice Identifying Independent, Dependent and Control Groups Within Experiments

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