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Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything. Complicated material. Aditional book: Goldstein, E. B. (2009). Sensation and perception (8th edition). Cengage Learning.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything. Complicated material. Aditional book: Goldstein, E. B. (2009). Sensation and perception (8th edition). Cengage Learning.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.
Very descriptive notes, really useful if what you need is everything the Professor explained to then do your own schemas without missing anything.