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Psychology exam prep

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What intro exams usually look like

Introductory psychology courses often test you with:

Every course is different, so check your syllabus and past papers first.

Common exam mistakes

Ready-made revision plans

For a plan built around your own exam date and your weak spots, use the study planner. These fixed plans space your reviews out, which works better than cramming (see Space it out).

2-week plan
DayWhat to do
1Learn: Test yourself instead of rereading.
2Learn: Space it out.
3Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
4Learn: Mix your practice. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
5Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
6Learn: Focus in short sessions. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
7Learn: Make a study plan you will keep. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
8Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
9Learn: Practising speaking with an AI. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
10Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
11Read the revision sheet, then cover it and write down what you remember.
12Timed practice. Note every question you missed and reread that lesson.
13Rest day. Sleep helps memory settle.
14Timed practice. Note every question you missed and reread that lesson. Then an early night.
4-week plan
DayWhat to do
1Learn: Test yourself instead of rereading.
2Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
3Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
4Learn: Space it out. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
5Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
6Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
7Learn: Mix your practice. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
8Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
9Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
10Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
11Learn: Focus in short sessions. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
12Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
13Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
14Learn: Make a study plan you will keep. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
15Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
16Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
17Learn: Practising speaking with an AI. Then redo the quiz from 3 days ago.
18Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
19Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
20Review day: flashcards and quizzes from the last few lessons, from memory first.
21Read the revision sheet, then cover it and write down what you remember.
22Timed practice. Note every question you missed and reread that lesson.
23Go over your list of misses only: reread, then redo those quizzes.
24Rest day. Sleep helps memory settle.
25Read the revision sheet, then cover it and write down what you remember.
26Timed practice. Note every question you missed and reread that lesson.
27Go over your list of misses only: reread, then redo those quizzes.
28Timed practice. Note every question you missed and reread that lesson. Then an early night.

These plans and lessons help you prepare. No study guide can promise a pass, this one included.