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An in-depth, complete summary of all lectures of The Psychology of Wellbeing. All the sources provided in the lectures are in the footnotes, including doi link for convenience. The topics of the lectures are as follows: 1a. What is wellbeing? 1b. Measuring wellbeing and why it matters 2. Our brain and wellbeing 3. Emotions and wellbeing 4. The basics (sleep, money, diet and stress) 5. Social connection and awareness 6. Move, learn and give 7. Thinking and wellbeing 8. The perils of mode...

Complete Lecture notes for Contractual Terms and assignment information.

This report explored the hypothesis "Expectations of Actions Can Affect Social Perception". It was written in my third year of my UG psychology degree.

This is an essay written in exam conditions which answers the question "Explain why non-verbal cues may be unreliable indicators of deception in forensic settings. What other cues could be used when interviewing suspects?"

This essay explores the impact of rudeness / incivility on individual and teamwork performance and what factors can mitigate this. It was created for a Human Factors course for fourth year psychology

I have made easy to understand notes on statistics. They are comprehensive lecture notes on the PS5801 course but would be helpful to anyone trying to understand statistical models such as MLMs, Logistic Regression, (non)parametric tests and a basic overview of t tests. I found it difficult to understand at first and noticed that no one explains this kind of topic in a down to earth way, so I hope these easy read notes are helpful to someone!

An introduction to the role of endothelium in the cardiovascular system

Notes on using Foucault in application at masters level.

Notes on Foucault from a masters level course.

Notes on Goffmans book 'The presentation of everyday self'