MCAT Psychology and Sociology Review

Everything students need to know to succeed on the Psychology and Sociology sections of the MCAT exam (Medical College Admission Test)--including 3 full-length practice tests.

Aspiring doctors fear the MCAT with good reason: the exam is a daunting 7.5 hours long and covers much more than just the facts about basic sciences. It's an in-depth, rigorous examination of knowledge of a multitude of physical and biological scientific concepts and principles, as well as critical-thinking and writing skills.

MCAT Psychology and Sociology Review includes topic reviews of the biological foundations of behavior, personality, motivation, attitudes, psychological disorders, self- and group identities, social structures, learning and memory, and statistics and research methods. The book also includes access to 3 full-length practice MCAT exams.

This revised 3rd edition reflects recent changes made by the test-makers to content coverage on the exam (including a new section on research methods and data interpretation, insertion of additional figures and content examples, adjusting the balance of memorization/critical reasoning questions, and revising some content presentation structures for better exam consistency).

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