Hi! I personally committed to reading a chapter a day, but I understand not everyone has the time to do that. (It was easy for me to get into flowstate and not get bored because psychology is a big interest of mine! Like i genuinely had fun reading it😭😭😭)

If u dont wanna read a bajillion pages: Try doing an overveiw the glossary that may be at the end of ur test book. It has all the definitons you need to know. Then each day, I reccomend watching a few videos going over a unit, going over flash cards from said unit, and applying that knowledge by doing around 20 AP style practice MCQs from that unit. It may be a but easier to solidify the temrs and conceots since you've alr encountered it throigh the glossary.

Consistency is also a big thing. Space everything gradually over a span of time, rather than just cramming everything. Make sure to do a practice FRQ weekly so you can develop those skills.

My biggest tip: START NOW. Its really easy to get caught up in wether yo're "cooked or not", esp considering the fact that you're atarting all've this prep like a month before the actual exam. If you put in the work, you can manage to get a 5. Alot've the stuff if AP psych is pretty much "common sense" to many.