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This document contains summary's of lectures and chapters 1 through 4 that the midterm exam is based off of in professor Liam Kilmurray's ANTH1001 class at Carleton University. The information is clearly laid out with subtitles and important terms and figures highlighted. lectures and chapters 1 through 4 are based off the following: 1. 4 Field Anthropology 2. Evolutionary Theory 3. The Emergence of Humanity 4. Theory and Concept of Culture

These notes are a summary of information from Lecture 2 PHIL1550, the notes include information such as ; consequentialism, John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism, The principal of utility and act-utilitarianism vs rule-utilitarianism.

These notes are a summary from lecture 4, sensations & perception and include information such as: - sensation and perception - the human eye + diagram - trichromatic theory (Young & Helmholtz) - opponent-process theory (Hering) - Gestalt principals of form perception - the human ear + diagram - definitions + processes

These notes are a summary of chapter 3 from "Psychology Themes and Variations" 5th Canadian edition by Wayne Weiten and Dough McCann. These notes include information such as: - info on neurons, synapse, and glial cells - the 8 steps of synaptic transmission - 4 common properties of neurotransmitters - lesioning, ESB, EEG, TMS - the limbic system - the endocrine system - genotype vs phenotype

These notes include information about: - the structure of a neuron + diagram - neural impulse and generating action potential + diagrams - Synaptic Transmission + Diagram - Information on the nervous system - forebrain and subcortical structures + diagram - forebrain and subcortical regions + diagram - the cerebral cortex +diagram - mapping he brain, brain adaptation and recovery from brain damage info

all quiz 5 material

all quiz 4 material

all quiz 3 material

all quiz 2 material

all material for quiz 1