60 Second Psychology

60 Second Psychology

by Tinderhouse

0 ratings
13 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 25, 2015
  • March 21, 2018

Features

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This app provides concise summaries of A-level psychology topics, ideal for quick learning and revision on the go. It covers key facts, theories, evidence, and definitions, with options to unlock more content through in-app purchases.

Concise A-level psychology topic summaries
Key facts, theories, evidence, and definitions
On-the-go learning and revision
Tailorable learning by topic
Unlockable content via in-app purchases
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What's New in 60 Second Psychology

1.0.2

March 21, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. All pages now iPhone X compatible. General improvements and fixes.

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In-App Purchases

$14.99

complete set of all notes across all topics

Unlocks all notes across all topics in the app

User reviews

BAD

Do not recommend to be honest you need to unlock the other topics like memory and it’s not helpful I deleted the app :/

Crap

Really basic/brief. Only social influence unlocked/available. Waste of time really

You what?

£14.99 for the entire course?

No thanks.

Don’t recommend

So ridiculous, outrageously expensive for what it offers, doesn’t mention you have to pay £1.99 for each different topic you want to revise. Can’t do anything for free. Not happy

Needs better instructions

The app provides detailed information on topics, however, the only section available is social influences and the rest of the topics say get 11, 12, 7, etc sets of notes, but it doesn’t say anywhere how you get the sets of notes, when you go into social influences and you read the notes and finish it, nothing happens, which then either forces you to pay to u lock the rest since they don’t tell you how to get sets of notes, or just delete the app. Hopefully there will be an inquiry into this and someone will be able to explain, it really does ruin the app.
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FAQ

What psychology topics does 60 Second Psychology cover?

60 Second Psychology covers a wide range of A-level psychology topics including Memory, Attachment, Research Methods, Social Influence, Stress, Mental Disorders, and Inferential Statistics. Additional topics can be unlocked via in-app purchases.

How does 60 Second Psychology help with learning?

The app provides short, concise notes summarizing key facts, theories, evidence, and definitions. This format is designed for quick learning and efficient revision, allowing users to tailor their learning to specific topics.

Can I test my knowledge with 60 Second Psychology?

While 60 Second Psychology focuses on providing notes, it mentions a companion app called Psych Revise that can be used to test your knowledge of the notes.

Is 60 Second Psychology available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, 60 Second Psychology is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.

How often is 60 Second Psychology updated?

The app was last updated on March 21, 2018, with version 1.0.2. This indicates that updates may not be very frequent.

What is the age rating for 60 Second Psychology?

60 Second Psychology has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners.

Does 60 Second Psychology have ads?

No, 60 Second Psychology is ad-free. The app is free to download and offers additional content through in-app purchases.

What are the benefits of unlocking more content in 60 Second Psychology?

Unlocking more content through in-app purchases grants access to detailed notes on a broader spectrum of A-level psychology topics, expanding your revision and learning resources beyond the initial free offerings.