Can anyone reccommend a good source for studying for this exam. I can't find anything on it. I have mu membership here of course, but I am looking for something to supplement this material.

I was just wondering what the passing scores are on ECE exams are they like CLEP "anything over 50" or like dantes "between 45 and 50" on different exams?

I am in the midst of studying for my last test, ECE's Social Psychology. I've seen that there are several people interested in this test, and that Steve has it on the list of future IC guides, so I'd thought I'd post some great web sites that offer flash cards, Power Point presentations, varieties of quizzes, and a ton of Social Psychology text book chapter reviews; basically a crammer's dream come true.

Hope someone else out there can use the info contained. I know I always like to take practice quizzes to test my knowledge of a subject. Enjoy! Lee

Introduction to Social Psychology

Social Psychology

Brehm, Social Psychology, 6e

Social Psychology, 3/E

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - CHAPTER QUIZZES - MAIN LIST

Choose A Interactive Practice Exam

Self-Quiz on Social Psychology

Social Psychology

Social Psychology, 11/e

Psychology Journal Psychology Site Links Glossary News Quizzes Resources Colleges Teachers Students

http://wps.prenhall.com/hss_aronson_socpsych_5 GREAT!! PP presentation, notes, quizzes ect...

Brehm, Social Psychology, 5e

Social Psychology, 3/e

:: Welcome to Social Psychology :: GREAT!!! Flash cards, chapter reviews, quizzes...

Took my last CLEP last night - Human Growth and Development and passed with a 65! I used IC, the CLEP official study guide, as well as the passyourclass.com study guide. I studied all of these for a week.

Be sure to study Piaget, Erickson, language development, parenting types, habituation, semantics, superego, etc....

Now I just have to wait for my scores to get to U of P so I can apply for my degree. How long does this usually take?

Thanks IC!

Shawn

Hi everyone!

If you had a choice between these two U/L exams, which one would you pick/avoid as far as difficulty is concerned? I am trying to prep for a "less difficult" U/L exam and it's down to these two mind bogglers (uggh).

Thank you much!
-sky

Just finished my last exam Intro to Psychology and passed with a 64 which means I am a University of Maryland college graduate. Thanks to everyone at InstantCert and to everyone who took the time to put up valuable information in the discussion forum. By taking the clep exams I saved a whole lot of money, and a whole lot time. So to everyone Domo Arigoto, and now on to my Masters Degree. hilarious

I looked online and found a 1993 edition of the recommended book [I]Living in the Environment[I] for $1.99. Anyone know if this old edition is worth buying and studying from? In addition to ic of course. Thanx in advance. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

Has anyone taken the ECE Microbiology? It appears as though it has a 61% success rate, that seems pretty high.

I've gotten two microbiology text books that I'm reading through and I work in a TMC so I've been OJT in the lab to get experience with gram stains and just a better understanding of what I'm reading.

Does anyone have any experience with the test, level of difficulty, things you wish you studied more, that kind of stuff?

Thanks,
Justin

I studied for this exam for a week using IC and taking DSST Practice Exam. This is enough to pass!!! Know the four stages: excitement, resolution..etc, what nutrient has the most grams of fat...got confused on that! lol, know... maslow's hierarchy of needs, the most leading cause of death of 35-64 year olds, for both male and female...aspirins side effects, sarcoma, and all that types of cancer, what cancer is, which type of oil to stay away from if you are trying to lower cholesterol..was not sure on that...I put sunflower oil???...um... stages of dying, and I felt confident..thanks to the forum and IC!!!!

I just got back from the DSST Criminal Justice exam and I got a 59! 49 was passing. Let me tell you, I thought the exam was really difficult. I don't think I would of passed it if I just studied IC alone. You definitely need another source to study from, at least thats what I think. I think there were about 10 questions I answered that were related to the IC material. The rest was from Cliff Notes on Criminal Justice. Definitely get this!

Make sure you know alot about the juvenile system, court systems, jurisdictions, crime rates past 20 years, women in the police force, community rehabilitation, juvenile delinquency. These are some of the questions:

How have crime rates been in the past 20 years?

What is true about women in the workforce in the past decade?
Answer: I choose their rate has dropped dramatically. -- something along the lines of this.

There are alot of questions that regard, what is true of the following topic, EXCEPT?

What is the US Justice System based on?
a)Code of Hammurabis
b)Justinian
c) Something irrelevant
d)English Law --> this is what I choose, might be wrong, but I am pretty sure its correct

Definitely make sure what Part I crimes are?
Make sure you know what UCR does/doesn't include in reports.
Make sure you know the court systems, limited, general, appelate, trial.

This is all I can remember right now. Thank you everyone for all the help you have given me.