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do you use/need to make flashcards for psychology

so i made my notes on memory and research methods through a big mindmap with a small box for e.g explanation for forgetting and writing a01, studies and evaluation in them.

i kinda want to make flashcards but idk what to put in them since i alreadyhave all the info in the mindmap. is it find to just memorise the info from them
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i found it easier from flashcards but depends on how it works for u i did it for gcse
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i found it easier from flashcards but depends on how it works for u i did it for gcse

so its not bad to not use flashcards. all my teachers go on about making flashcards, but i've never used them and revised from mindmaps.
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so its not bad to not use flashcards. all my teachers go on about making flashcards, but i've never used them and revised from mindmaps.

well if u find it easier to revise with a mindmap u should do that and i think maybe use flashcard when you know the facts and put questions on them and answers on the back that will help
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well if u find it easier to revise with a mindmap u should do that and i think maybe use flashcard when you know the facts and put questions on them and answers on the back that will help

ye i'll just write the evaluation on flashcards
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r u doing a-level or gcse?
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r u doing a-level or gcse?

a level
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so i made my notes on memory and research methods through a big mindmap with a small box for e.g explanation for forgetting and writing a01, studies and evaluation in them.

i kinda want to make flashcards but idk what to put in them since i alreadyhave all the info in the mindmap. is it find to just memorise the info from them


Use whatever method is easiest for you. Flashcards don't work for everyone.
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a level

oh i did gcse and still doing it :biggrin:

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