Psych Lab 101

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"I have something really necessary to show you. It's Psych Lab 101. I abhor psychology, but unfortunately it is necessary. Psych Lab 101 allows Android 10 users to experience first hand the experiments of the latest fashion in psychology: the cognitive school. This latest attempt to turn a field full of factions, fashions, military projects and rise and fall narratives into a science uses information theory to understand experiments, unlike some schools which attempted to forgo math."

"As far as I can tell the dual n-back does not count false positives. I've only done it once though, so I might be misjudging."

"I just hope this could give a result to the test. It wound have been easier to use for a student like me who have an experiment to do. But honestly, this is the only app for Psych experiments that I could find helpful. I really love this app! Just the data for the result! That can complete this app. So please develop this..."

"Wonderful app. Better than most others available on google play"

"Love _ psychological lab"

"This pack is very well and user friendly designed. I could finally take the tests that I read about in cognitive psychology... I appreciate your great great free contribution to science.🤗🤗🤗 Keep going and make some improvements on it, though that would be a difficult I like your progress.."

"Love, LOVE and Loveeee this app. I've been looking for a brain training/psych testing app for awhile, and while there are many good ones out there, they usually lack the insight and background info behind each type of exercise. This app offers so much information and knowledge, so many options within each category of testing, and all the prepping before testing that one needs to do their best. I'm giving the devs a standing ovation for this one👏. I may be sounding a little dramatic here, but I've honestly been very satisfied and content with this app so far. Only thing I would ask to be considered as far as changes/future updates, would be to modify the test results in such a way so that those people not familiar with psychology terms and figures can still understand clearly how they scored. Maybe use percentages when grading accuracy, and have a graph or another owed percentage system to gauge where a person sits in comparison to the average and whether they need improvement or not. That way if someone doesn't like reading the overviews, they may still have an idea of how well they tested. I love everything about this app, these are just suggestions that could really polish it up into something bigger and better. One other thing I'd like to suggest, or two actually.. 1. For those not in a class or not yet pursuing a psych degree, an option to create a profile that tracks test scores and other info related to how they score as an individual would be AWESOME. 2. The ability to hide that left hand test category/options column. That way there's more room to read information. I know these are things that will probably take time, effort, and possibly money, so it's not extremely necessary at this point. The app is great as is. If, in the future, you consider making any changes similar to what I've suggested (and if you give the option to donate to the cause), I'm already down. Sorry for the long review, and THANK YOU for sharing this app. ❤😸👊👍"

"Ok but wont run on Samsung Tab 2. Seems fine on newer Acer."

"This is fun and interesting. Does exports."