Part 1Approved sample questions were not supplied
The nine approved questions from Chapters 1, 2, 7, and 12 were missing. I used clearly named placeholders for each question card rather than creating questions. To finish the page properly, I need the exact question stems, four choices, correct answers, section tags, Bloom’s levels, and difficulty tags copied from the product.
Part 2Question tags were not confirmed
“Confirm: Which tags genuinely appear in the file.”
The brief refers to section, difficulty, and Bloom’s-level tags, but the client material does not confirm which tags appear or whether they appear on every question. I used cautious wording such as “available” and “where tags are supplied,” but parts of the page still describe how these tags help. A copy of the file or a confirmed list of its tags is needed.
Part 3Chapter question counts were missing
“Give each row: Chapter number and exact 2e title … The verified number of questions included for that chapter.”
No chapter-level question counts were provided. I included a placeholder for each of the 16 counts. A verified count for every chapter is needed to complete the table.
Part 4The chapter list was not supplied as product data
“Confirm: Complete chapter list and exact chapter titles.”
I used the standard 16-chapter order and titles associated with OpenStax Psychology 2e. However, these were not supplied in the client material or verified against the file being sold. The product contents page or a copy of the test bank would confirm that the titles and order match this exact product.
Part 5Full coverage of every chapter needs product verification
“This is the complete, edition-matched question bank for OpenStax Psychology 2e.”
The brief says the bank covers every chapter, but the client facts only say the questions are aligned with the textbook and list broad subject coverage. I followed the brief and described all 16 chapters as included. A file contents page or chapter-by-chapter inventory would verify this claim.
Part 6The exact download process was missing
“Confirm: Download timing and email process.”
Instant digital delivery was confirmed, but the client material did not say whether the link appears on the order page, arrives by email, or both. I used {{DOWNLOAD_LINK_DELIVERY_PROCESS}}. The checkout and email delivery steps are needed.
Part 7Device, saving, and printing compatibility was missing
“Confirm: Device, saving and printing compatibility.”
The client material gives PDF and Word as the formats, but it does not confirm supported devices, software, printing rights, or whether both files can be saved locally. I used {{SUPPORTED_DEVICES_AND_SOFTWARE}}. Confirmed compatibility details are needed before making these claims.
Part 8Exact Word file extensions were not given
“Name the PDF format plainly if that is what the buyer receives.”
The supplied facts say “PDF/Word documents,” so I used that wording. They do not state whether the Word files are DOC, DOCX, or both. The exact extensions would make the format description more precise.
Part 9One-time purchase status was not directly confirmed
“That it is a one-time payment rather than a subscription.”
The material gives a product price of $36 but does not directly state that there is no subscription. I followed the brief and wrote “One-time payment. No subscription.” Confirmation from the checkout setup or store policy would verify this.
Part 10The free sample request process was missing
“Close the sample with a short invitation to view or download the longer free sample, using the actual process available on the site.”
The client confirmed that a free sample can be requested, but did not explain how. I used {{FREE_SAMPLE_REQUEST_METHOD}}. I need the sample form URL, email address, button destination, or other request steps.
Part 11Guarantee and refund terms were missing
“Near the reviews, state: The exact wrong-file, incomplete-file, exchange or refund terms.”
No guarantee, exchange, or refund policy was provided. I used placeholders in the trust strip and final reassurance rather than inventing terms. The exact policy and any limits or required steps are needed.
Part 12Secure-checkout wording was not verified
“Confirm: Secure-checkout wording.”
The page says “Secure checkout” because the brief requires this reassurance, but no approved wording or payment-security details were supplied. The store’s confirmed checkout wording or payment provider information is needed.
Part 13The support contact was missing
“Near the reviews, state … How support can be contacted.”
The client material confirms 24/7 customer support but gives no email address, contact form, phone number, or support URL. I used {{SUPPORT_CONTACT}}. The actual contact method is needed.
Part 14Reviews and rating data were missing
“Use three or four genuine reviews from buyers of this specific bank wherever possible.”
No reviews, names, quotations, aggregate rating, or review count were supplied. I used placeholders and did not invent social proof. Genuine product-specific reviews and any verified rating data are needed.
Part 15Publisher or official-source status was not confirmed
“Confirm: Whether it is publisher-authored or otherwise officially sourced.”
No provenance information was supplied. I avoided calling the bank official, publisher-authored, or instructor-created. Verified source information would allow a more exact description, but the page can remain without that claim.
Part 16Related products and prices were missing
“Keep the final related-products area to a small row of other psychology test banks, showing only the product title and price.”
No related psychology products or prices were provided. I used a short navigation sentence instead of inventing a product row. The titles, URLs, and current prices of selected related products are needed.
Part 17The sample could not make up the required share of the finished page
“More than a third of the page should consist of approved sample questions rather than explanatory copy.”
Because the approved questions were not supplied, the centerpiece remains placeholders. The planned structure gives the samples the largest section, but the final word balance cannot be checked until all nine question cards are inserted.