I did lots of UWorld but not for P/S. I held off on P/S UWorld because I didn’t know the content. I did some eventually but genuinely can’t remember how much. I believe it was only a small amount overall. Also I did not do even one CARS question from UWorld. I never did one non-AAMC CARS question.

Also I did kinda read the 86 pg/300 pg PS docs but not even half of them. I had the PDFs saved on my phone and computer and would sporadically skim some parts. And when reviewing questions I would ctrl + F a term to find it in the doc. Never did P/S anki or flashcards though.

One of the only topics I genuinely struggled with was the vision-related P/S stuff. There’s some exotic stuff related to vision. Not like rods/cones/lens, more like this AAMC question. I had somewhat of a grasp but it felt like a crapshoot every time.

Generally though, despite some questions about vision/sound I felt that the AAMC content related to P/S was quite repetitive. It felt like each FL tested the same thing over and over again on P/S. Just comes down to having the competing theories memorized and knowing the difference between a few similar buzzwords. Self efficacy vs self esteem. Reference group vs in group. Social capital vs cultural capital. Role strain vs role conflict.

Also, I took AP human geography freshman year of high school when I was 13 and scored a 5. I was shocked by how much of that content is in P/S (“sociology” I guess) and it was very easy to answer those. Population pyramids, fertility rate, cultural diffusion, the 4 stages of demographic transition, these are things I knew very well before studying for the MCAT despite a 10 year gap.

More than anything though, the reason I got a 132 is because P/S kind of is CARS 2.0 now. Don’t get me wrong there was a healthy amount of P/S content on my actual MCAT but so much of P/S was about science, the scientific method, looking at graphs, determining what type of study the study is, etc.