Zoemoon
I have a First Class degree in psychology from the University of Nottingham. I have kept all my handwritten notes and revision cards, as well as the typed revision notes and lecture summaries I made during my course. These notes are clear, concise and informative. Most of the notes also include extra reading which will help you get those extra few marks in an exam or coursework.
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Affective Disorders (Neuroscience & Behaviour) With extra reading
Lecture notes for Affective Disorders lecture from Neuroscience & Behaviour Module (C82NAB) First class With extra reading
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Lecture notes for Affective Disorders lecture from Neuroscience & Behaviour Module (C82NAB) First class With extra reading
Psychology 1st year Statistics lecture notes (1st class)
Clear highlighted notes for Statistical Methods (C81MST) lectures. 1st class. 18 lectures including descriptive stats, probability, SPSS, comparing means, t-tests, correlations, significance, categorical data, ANOVA, regression, non-parametric tests.
- Lecture notes
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Clear highlighted notes for Statistical Methods (C81MST) lectures. 1st class. 18 lectures including descriptive stats, probability, SPSS, comparing means, t-tests, correlations, significance, categorical data, ANOVA, regression, non-parametric tests.
Developmental Psychology: module notes (1st year Psychology BSc)
First class lecture notes. Lectures include: Theories of development, Cognitive development, nature vs. nurture, drawing, theory of mind, emotional development, antisocial behaviour / moral development.
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First class lecture notes. Lectures include: Theories of development, Cognitive development, nature vs. nurture, drawing, theory of mind, emotional development, antisocial behaviour / moral development.
Psychology 1st year Statistics lecture notes (1st class)
Forensic and Mental Health - 2 lectures (Risk factors for Offending, Interventions for Offenders)
Conceptual and historical issues in psychology
Clinical Psychology: Anxiety and OCD
Clinical Psychology: Depression