Psych Revise: A level revision

Psych Revise: A level revision

by Tinderhouse

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59 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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Released
March 27, 2014
Updated
March 21, 2018

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This app offers a comprehensive collection of multiple-choice questions for A-level psychology and some degree modules. It provides various question types and allows users to track their progress and tailor their revision sessions for efficient learning.

✓Multiple-choice questions
✓Covers A-level psychology topics
✓Quick questions, facts, and theories
✓Evidence and evaluation questions
✓Progress tracking
✓Tailored revision sessions
✓In-app purchases for additional topics
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What users say about Psych Revise

What's New in Psych Revise

1.6.2

March 21, 2018

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

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$1.99

set of Attachment topics and questions

Unlocks the attachment section of the app and grants access to more topics and questions

User reviews

Mistakes in “facts and theories” Memory section.

There’s a mistake in the capacity and duration of the sensory register, fix it x

Pas mal

Une appli très bien mais aucune possibilité de mettre en français ou de choisir le niveau d’étude

Awful

You have to pay to unlock the others? It’s purely a cash grab and nothing more, not trying to help students at all just trying to profit off their revision.

Ok app

An ok app with good, in-depth questions however I would prefer some options for longer questions to be asked for better exam techniques ; also, some topics such as forensics and schizophrenia are missing from the topics

Meh

Only one topic is free, questions are good but the app is very unhelpful as you have to pay for Eve else. Not effective, not helpful. Just make your own flash cards

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Mistakes in facts and theories (memory section)

Bug

Overlapping text in questions and answers

Bug

Black panel obscuring quizzes after update

Bug

App closes instantly after opening (new update)

Bug

Payment went through when trying to cancel

Bug
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Requested Features

9 requests

Option to set app language to French

Feature

Option to choose study level

Feature

Longer questions for exam techniques

Feature

Include missing topics (forensics, schizophrenia)

Feature

Rearrange topics by spec order

Feature

Option to unlock all topics at once

Feature

Add scrolling feature for long text

Feature

Include all AQA A-Level content

Feature

Make app free or have a one-off price

Feature

FAQ

What is Psych Revise?

Psych Revise is a mobile application designed to help students revise for A-level psychology exams and some degree modules. It provides a large collection of multiple-choice questions covering a wide range of psychology topics.

What types of questions are available?

The app offers questions split into three types: quick questions for rapid testing, facts and theories to reinforce core knowledge, and evidence and evaluation questions to assess critical thinking skills.

How does the app help with revision?

Users can test their knowledge, revise quickly and efficiently with short question sets, and tailor their revision by selecting specific topics and question types. The app also tracks scores to monitor progress.

Is Psych Revise free to use?

The app is free to download and use with a selection of questions. Additional topics and learning content can be unlocked through in-app purchases, either individually or as a bundle.

What psychology topics are covered?

The app covers numerous A-level psychology topics including memory, attachment, research methods, social influence, explaining mental disorders, inferential statistics, and approaches to psychology, among many others.