Self-Study Advice? (Psychology)

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<p>So recently, I've taken a very strong interest towards psychology. I regret not being able to enroll in it since I chose European History, but still, I feel that I can teach myself some valuable information.</p>

<p>I've searched through threads and came across stories of people self-studying, managed to do it within 2 months, 3 days before the exam, etc and managed to earn a decent score. I wanted to the same and just wanted people's feedback on how I can earn myself a 5 on the exam as well as gaining a good basis of knowledge on psychology.</p>

<p>I think the most common trend is to buy the AP Barron's Psychology and read it thoroughly over and over. Is this really enough? Should I resort to a textbook and how much should I study with about 3 months left till the AP Exam?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance for advice!</p>

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<p>I’m pretty sure that’s enough unless you want to accompany Barron’s with PR, but my friend said he would do well on the exam if he had just Barron’s.</p>

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<p>I heard Barron’s is sufficient, although I really like the 5 Steps book as well!</p>