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Clep Psych.- IC flashcards - sanantone - 05-15-2012
rational Wrote:That seems like good advice. Never viewed the flash cards in that light. I did pass the Sociology exam using just the cards, and so was thinking they might be enough again. Frankly, I find going through the same ones over and over again brutal; so I am thinking I just do a set only a few times, get the sense of it, and then move on to something else. Might you remember the name of the video series?
I read this online textbook, which is pretty short.
Psychology 101 at AllPsych Online
And I watched this video series, which was actually kind of interesting if you're into psychology.
Resource: Discovering Psychology: Updated Edition
I also watched a few more related to psychology and the brain since I thought I was going to take the Psychology GRE.
Resource: The Brain: Teaching Modules
Resource: The World of Abnormal Psychology
Resource: The Mind: Teaching Modules
Clep Psych.- IC flashcards - rational - 05-16-2012
Thanks for going out of the way with info. I have watched a few of the videos from Discovering Psychology and plan on sticking with them. I also watched some put out by a fellow at Yale, but they are much longer and tend to reflect some of the tones and intellectual constructs that I would want to avoid, though that is a rabbit trail subject. I am hoping that the video presentations combined with a 2-3 time view of the cards will be enough for this one.
Clep Psych.- IC flashcards - sanantone - 05-17-2012
You can also try this website for psychology and other tests you might take in the future. I like the Annenberg videos because they're a little more entertaining than the straight up collegiate lectures.
Free Psychology Video Lecture courses