College of William and Mary

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on sensation and perception for the course PSYCH202: Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science, including top-down vs. bottom-up perception, the eye, light, rods and cones, perception, vision, the ear, touch, taste, and smell.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on brain imaging and sensation and perception for the course PSYCH202: Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on learning, language, and memory for the course PSYCH202: Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science including conditioning, acquisition and extinction, shaping and chaining, schedules of reinforcement, rewards and punishment, Skinner, latent learning, nativism, interactionist theory, Bilingualism, Linguistic relativity, Spair-Whorf hypothesis, Modal model of memory, Baddely’s Working Memory Model, Encoding specificity principle, State-de...

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on money and credit for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including the purposes of money, types of money, monetary base, narrow supply of money, broad supply of money, the credit system, credit market, inflation, credit demand curve, banks, assets and liabilities, reserves, required reserves, excess reserves, money multiplier, and the Federal Reserve.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on maroecoconomic aggregates for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including the study of macroeconomics, GDP, production approach, expenditures approach, GNP, national income accounts, real vs. nominal GDP.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on income for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including GDP per capita, benefits, disadvantages, productivity.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on economic growth for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including human capital, physical capital, technology, and technological change.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on how development happens for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including ultimate causation of prosperity, institutions, economic development, creative destruction.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on unemployment for the course ECON102: Principles of Macroeconomics, including potential workers, employer, unemployed, labor force, labor force participation, problems, labor market as a whole, demand for labor, supply for labor, market cleaning wage, types of unemployment, voluntary unemployment, frictional unemployment, structural unemployment.

A clear, detailed, and comprehensive set of notes on the topic of genocide and history for the course HIST192: Global History Since 1500, including Raphael Lemkin, the Nazis, the T-4 program, death camps, and genocides in Armenia, Cambodia, Bosnia, and Rwanda.