How do people revise Psychology?

I wrote notes based on the textbook, recorded them and played them as I was doing housework or walking to college, and I also made wall charts for each topic, in bright colours, that I stuck up in my room and looked at as often as I could.

flash cards
and recorded my voice lol

(day before the exam study tekkerz)

How did you get time to do your flash cards amongst all the homework?

Don't get homework. Flashcards don't take long.
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Hey, I had the same problem.
It depends on what kind of learner you are; visual or just writing

I am a combination to be frank; so i find myself, after every sub-section (3 studies) i make flash cards (writing aspect) then consolidate what i just wrote by teaching myself or even voice recording - I have recently started using a whiteboard and it really helps!!!!! Make 10 bullet points from memory of a study
For the visual aspect - i have made posters with loads of bright colour to stand out and are stuck around my room, so when i 'procrastinate' i end up reading whats on my wall
I find past papers help too, to understand what the questions are like and the structure

hope this helps xxx

This is really helpful thank you so much
Another thing how did you get all the motivation to do it?

Psychology is something I found really interesting. In fact I enjoyed all of my A Levels (music and Eng lang, and history AS) so motivation wasn't an issue. Psych was my favourite though - I have a degree in it now .

Really great advice
Though I don't know if it was meant for me haha

This is really helpful thank you so much
Another thing how did you get all the motivation to do it?

Im doing aqa Psy at A2 level and in the very early stages of revision. I just wanted to hear what others do to revise for psy and how they remember all the names and studies. Wanna hear some ideas cus last year i struggled to remember all the names and studies!!

I was going to ask the same question, but I'm at AS level.
What techniques did you use to revise at AS level?

At the end of my revision timetable i have a picture of liverpool (my first choice uni) and pics of amsterdam and France which are my 2 holiday destinations. Whenever i need motivation i just think 3 months of hard work and then ill be in these places!!!!

okay so i did A-level psychology (and i'm doing it at uni right now).
when it comes to a content-based A-level like Psychology, repetition is key.

it's very difficult to do well if you barely revise; you need to go over and refresh things fairly regularly.
associative learning and the use of triggers worked very well for me however it really does depend on how you mind works as an individual.

when it comes to remembering research and names, the content is by far the most essential thing.
people worry way too much about remembering researcher names that in the end their memory of the important content is hindered.
if you revise and refresh, the name of the researcher will pop up when you think of the research, or conversely the research information will pop up when you think of the name.
like i said, it depends how you learn however repetition is absolutely essential, especially at a-level