Psych Revise: A level revision

Psych Revise contains multiple-choice questions for all A level psychology specifications and some degree modules.
100s of questions on memory, attachment, research methods, stress, social influence, explaining mental disorders, inferential statistics, treating mental disorders, approaches to psychology. Ideal for on-the-go revision.
Questions split over three types: quick questions, facts and theories and evidence and evaluation.
Use Psych Revise to:
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Multiple-choice questions to test your knowledge of common topics.

REVISE QUICKLY AND EFFICIENTLY
Complete short sets of questions, choosing from three question types: quick questions, facts and theories, evidence and evaluation.

TAILOR YOUR REVISION
Start with any topic and any of the three question types depending on what you need to revise most.
TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
View your best score and last score for each topic/question type.
UNLOCK MORE LEARNING
Test yourself on attachment, research methods, stress, social influence, explaining mental disorders, inferential statistics, treating mental disorders and approaches to psychology through in-app purchasing. Buy topics individually or as a bundle for less cost.
Example topics: the multi-store model, the working memory model, forgetting, eyewitness testimony and the cognitive interview, theories of attachment, attachment types and the Strange Situation, types and explanations of conformity, explanations of obedience, the body’s response to stress, managing stress, schizophrenia, phobic disorders, depression, experiments, independent and dependent variables, sampling, factors in choosing a statistical test, type 1 and type 2 errors, Chi-squared test, biological therapies, psychodynamic therapies, behavioural approach, cognitive approach, comparing approaches to psychology plus many more.
All questions are created by a qualified psychologist experienced in teaching psychology.
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