Best way to study for AP gov and AP psych?

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Do some note cards and write the question from the front and the answer on the back then try to remember what’s on the card hope that helps

Afina-wow [57]3 years ago

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Make sure you know all the vocab in and out. All AP psych is application of vocab. If you have some money, pick up the Barron's books. Also, Albert.io questions are great for practice if your school has it.

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