University of Leicester (LE)

This essay explores the extent to which there is there a contrast between how the supremacy of EU law has been viewed from the perspective of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the perspective of national courts, with reference to relevant case law on the relationship between EU law and national law.

A comprehensive overview of all key conditions in Obstetrics and Gynaecology that you need to know to pass medical school finals.

An overview of all psychiatric conditions needed for medical finals, as well as MSE and psychiatric history taking.

These notes are on biological psychology, specifically exploring the brain (such as its function, the effects of brain injury on behaviour, and studies that rely on certain areas of the brain). It additionally looks into types of measurement, schizophrenia symptoms,and different types of drugs and it's effects.

These notes talk about what social psychology and cognition is, and the concept of categorisation.

These notes are on the pre and post natal development. It explains the pre-natal physical development, namely the germinal stage, embryonic stage, and foetal stage. There are also notes on foetal perceptual and cognitive development which explains the development of vestibular system, the vision, and the audition. There are notes on post-natal development, which explain the developments from birth and the attributes and the capacities that are learned thereforth.

These notes are an introduction to the field of developmental psychology. It explores areas such as what is development, what influences development, and ways to study development such as the different research methods and the different designs used to study it.

condensed essay on the concept of autonomy.

providing a clear and concise essay on autonomy and what it means for carers in the law and why it is important. it is a condensed essay of no more than 500 words which gave me a first class mark.

a summary of antidepressant research and interventions