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Psychology Notes

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Abnormal Psychology Notes

Abnormal Psychology notes from a 4.0 GPA student at an American state university. Covers the following topics:

--Anxiety Disorders
--Somatoform Disorders
--Dissociative Disorders
--Factitious Disorders
--Personality Disorders
--Psychotic D

Abnormal Psychology (2nd year) Notes

These notes cover antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, psychopathy, and externalising disorders (ADHD, Conduct Disorder, and ODD).

Characteristics, prevalence rates (including gender d

Cognition and Emotion Notes

Comprehensive Cognition and Emotion notes from a Russell Group University.

Clear headings and concise language. Pictures and colour codification used. Each document starts with an outlined plan of the topics covered. Key studies included, as well

Developmental Psychology (2nd year) Notes

Topics include: memory, executive function, adolescence, and antisocial behaviour. Relevant evidence for each topic is outlined, including methodology and findings

These notes are informative, to the point, and easy to follow. They are drawn from a

Edexcel Psychology Notes

Really detailed notes, they served me well. Specific to Edexcel Psychology exam board, AS and A2.

Individual Differences (2nd year) Notes

The notes cover interpersonal decisions, prosocial behaviour (romantic and parental love), spatial memory & ability, and research methods used to understand individual differences.
Evidence from research is provided, and a detailed essay plan for re

Intro to Biological and Cognitive Psych (1st year) Notes

Topics include: biological psych, perception, animal psych, and consciousness. Relevant evidence for each topic is outlined, including methodology and findings. The notes cover a wide span of sub-topics within each larger topics, providing a comprehen

Intro to Psychological Research (1st year) Notes

The notes provide a comprehensive introduction to research methods and statistics (not requiring SPSS).
There are clear instructions for how to carry out the following: descriptive stats, t-tests, correlations, chi-square, sign test, Wilcoxon, Mann

Intro to Social and Developmental Psych (1st year) Notes

Topics include: social psych, intelligence, developmental psych and abnormal psych. Relevant evidence for each topic is outlined, including methodology and findings. The notes cover a wide span of sub-topics within each larger topics, providing a comp

Memory Notes

a complete summary of memory for the module Psychology 1

Neuropsychology of Memory Notes

These notes aim to provide an understanding of cognitive neuropsychological models of high level behaviour such as remembering, recognising, short and long term memory and the role of the brain in this behaviour.

These notes are informative, preci

Perception (2nd year) Notes

Topics include: general revision summary, important concepts, visual pathways, cortical structure & function, and object perception (including theories/models and evaluation). Relevant evidence for each topic is outlined, including methodology and fin

Social Psychology (2nd year) Notes

Topics include: group performance, impressions of individuals, norms & behaviour, norms & conformity, and the self. Relevant research is outlined, including methodology and findings.

These notes are informative, to the point, and easy to follow. Th

Statistics (2nd year) Notes

The notes give details on how to select the correct statistical test out of:
1 way independent ANOVA
2 way independent ANOVA
Repeated measures ANOVA
Mixed ANOVA
Regression (Stepwise)
Factor Analysis (PCA)

The notes provide clear instructions

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