Hi guys, Mike again.

Psychology/Sociology is perhaps the most unpredictable or most predictable section of the MCAT. I wrote an article fully fleshing out the below tips, but here is a condensed version if you are short for time (who isn't!).

https://www.mcatadventure.com/p-s-introduction-be-a-p-s-context-king

I hope you guys can pitch in with your own advice - but here are my tips and tricks for the section:

• DON'T rely on your coursework or even Psychology major (if you have one)
• DO rely on AAMC's framework - shared with Khan Academy
• Prioritize context over content: build a hierarchy of vocabulary
• DO heavily use the strikethrough shortcut to eliminate all answers outside the context of the question's topic
• DO ensure you have a good understanding of statistics (articles to come...if you are taking before then, please email me or ask openly on the forum)