mylifeinshambles

Honestly I don't think you give enough information for anyone to advise you on what schools you should consider. Phd programs in psychology are very specific and competitive. That is, you usually have to have a very clear idea of what your research plans are and who you want to work with and so much of it is about fit. You might also need to get more research experience and more academic LORs. 

This is some general advice on picking PIs based on research interest: Start with a recently published paper on the topic you're interested in. Look at who cites it, who they've cited. This is one of the easier ways to see who's currently doing this line of work. Check out their lab pages, check their google scholar page. 

I'm going to be a bit of a jerk here (hopefully in a helpful way) and say that you should really focus on improving your english, regardless of your GRE score. Forget about your personal statement, I can tell from three lines that you're not fluent, and that will hurt you a lot in admissions, not to mention the rest of your life in the English-speaking world.