Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences: Know All 9 for the MCAT
Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences helps explain diverse learning and thinking styles. This MCAT-focused visual from King of the Curve breaks down all 9 types in an easy-to-memorize format.
Self Determination Theory: Motivation Explained for the MCAT
Understand the three basic needs of Self Determination Theory for the MCAT. King of the Curve’s visual explains competence, autonomy, and relatedness—high-yield psych/soc review.
Discrimination: Understanding a Key MCAT Sociology Concept
Learn what discrimination means for MCAT psych/soc. King of the Curve’s visual breaks down how unfair treatment based on group membership impacts health and society—critical for exam success.
Conformity: A High-Yield MCAT Sociology Concept
Understand conformity for the MCAT psych/soc section. King of the Curve’s visual simplifies how people adjust behavior to meet social expectations—critical for MCAT sociology questions.
Cultural Relativism: Understanding Diversity on the MCAT
Learn cultural relativism for the MCAT psych/soc section. King of the Curve’s friendly visual explains this key concept for evaluating cultural behavior without bias.
Conflict Theory for the MCAT: Power, Inequality, and Karl Marx
Understand conflict theory for the MCAT sociology section. King of the Curve’s visual simplifies this high-yield concept rooted in Karl Marx's ideas about power and inequality.
Act Early, Thrive Later: The Benefits of Early Diagnosis and Treatment
Recognizing the early signs of mental health conditions and seeking treatment can significantly improve patient outcomes. As future medical professionals, MCAT students must understand the importance of early diagnosis, intervention, and long-term management of psychiatric conditions. The MCAT covers these principles in the Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior section, making them essential knowledge for test day and beyond.