GRE Subject Test: Psychology

The GRE Subject Test in Psychology assesses knowledge and understanding of psychological concepts, theories, and practices.

Biological Bases of BehaviorSensation and PerceptionLearning and Conditioning
Cognitive ProcessesDevelopmental PsychologySocial Psychology
Clinical and Counseling Psychology in PracticeIndustrial-Organizational PsychologyPsychological Research Methods
Mastering Multiple-Choice QuestionsEffective Time Management
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Study Strategies

Effective Time Management

Making the Most of Your Test Time

Managing your time is crucial on the GRE Psychology Subject Test. Start by budgeting your time: divide the number of questions by the total time available to set a pace. Don’t spend too long on any single question—if you’re stuck, move on and return if time allows.

Quick Tips

  • Wear a watch or use the on-screen timer to track your progress.
  • Answer the questions you know first, then tackle tougher ones.
  • Leave a minute at the end to check your answers.

Practice Makes Perfect

Take practice tests under timed conditions to build your speed and confidence.

Examples

  • Skip complicated questions and answer all the easy ones first to maximize your score.

  • Set a goal to complete each section in a certain amount of time and stick to it.