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• - Downloadable study guides and readings for each topic, plus a guide for the IB test.
  
• - Tutorials and games that review various processes, the approaches, and research methods.
  
• - Revision guides and summaries of key studies for A-Level students (AQAa specification).
  
• - Textbook companion sites, most with PsychQuest and PsychSim Interactive Tutorials. Free registration may be required.
  
• - Professor's homepage includes e-texts and syllabi for classes such as General, Personality, and History of Psychology.
  
• - Summaries of the key studies with a quiz for each section.
  
• - Textbook companion sites include interactive games, practice tests and exercises on thinking critically.
  
• - Teaches about psychological processes and the nature of thinking via interactive demonstrations, experiments, and video clips.
  
• - Annotated links, revision tests, and testing tips for A-Level students and teachers following the AQA Syllabus A.
  
• - Supplemental materials from textbook publisher Allyn & Bacon. Includes quizzes, demonstrations, and links for students and teachers.
  
• - Companion to an introductory textbook providing additional material linked with online resources.
  
• - Lectures notes and links to related information, both with annotations.
  
• - Introductory video course hosted by Phil Zimbardo. Series website includes interactive tutorials.
  
• - Notes, revision materials, past papers, advice and resources for A-Level courses.
  
• - Free “cool stuff” includes simulations, demonstrations, and a review of research methods.
  
• - Resources for students at the A and AS level. Includes summaries and exam questions for the core studies.