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How we source, review, and correct PsychSAT content

PsychSAT is an independent beta product. This standard explains how public product facts, SAT facts, research summaries, score estimates, and protected content are handled. It is a transparency policy, not a claim of outside accreditation or expert review.

Last reviewed July 24, 2026

Official test facts

Current SAT format, timing, Bluebook, and accommodation claims are checked against College Board pages. We distinguish official facts from PsychSAT product behavior.

Research claims

We prefer primary studies and systematic reviews, identify the comparison and outcome, and avoid moving a study's effect size into a product promise.

Product claims

Feature counts and behavior are checked against the current code and protected product. A description is narrowed when evidence or implementation is conditional.

Corrections

Reports are checked against the cited source and current product. Confirmed errors are corrected in the page, metadata, structured data, and machine-readable summaries that repeat the claim.

claim hierarchy

The closest evidence wins

  1. 1

    Current code and protected product

    The source of truth for what PsychSAT does now.

  2. 2

    Official College Board material

    The source for current SAT and Bluebook facts.

  3. 3

    Primary research and reviews

    The source for learning-principle summaries and their limitations.

  4. 4

    Public PsychSAT summaries

    Useful only when they remain consistent with the sources above.

hard boundaries

What we will not present as evidence

  • A product outcome inferred from a study that did not test PsychSAT.
  • A guaranteed score, admission result, or fixed gain.
  • A PsychSAT estimate described as an official College Board score.
  • A credential, expert review, affiliation, user result, or testimonial that has not been verified.
  • Protected Main Bank or lesson content, authenticated API responses, or private performance data. The labeled homepage demo is separately authored public content, not protected-bank material.
  • A domain or skill landing page published only to capture a keyword without substantive reviewed value.

request a correction

Send the page, claim, and supporting source

Email psychsat1@gmail.com with the URL, the wording you believe is wrong, and a current official or primary source when available. We will check the report against the source hierarchy above. Confirmed errors are corrected without hiding the relevant limitation.