Edge Hill University (EHU)

Coursework for first year foundations 1.

These illuminating posters are designed to demystify the basics of the bodies immune system and how it fights of infection and disease. If your seeking a comprehensive understanding of these critical topics, and to ace your exams, look no further.

Unlock the secrets of cellular communication with this captivating poster, designed to unravel the fundamentals of cell signalling. If you're a student embarking on your journey through molecular biology, this poster is your comprehensive guide to understanding the basics of cell signalling, receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs), G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), ion channel-coupled receptors, and the cAMP pathway, helping you succeed in your exams.

These notes cover the important and complex functions of the kidneys and their related structures in the human body. They explain how the renal system maintains fluid balance, produces urine, regulates glucose levels, and can be affected by certain conditions. The material goes into detail on the anatomy and physiology of the kidneys, including the structure of the nephron, as well as the processes of filtration, reabsorption, and secretion. Hormones like renin, aldosterone, and antidiuretic hor...

An essay that was submitted for Edge Hill University’s English Literature module LIT 2048: Renaissance Drama. This essay achieved the grade 74/100. It analyses the 1621 play The Witch of Edmonton, and how it utilises religious faith to justify the inhumane acts of man against those they perceived as a threat (in this case, women).

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This document provides an introduction to Personality, Social and Developmental Psychology, covering topics such as Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development, information processing theory, and social context theory. It outlines the four stages of Piaget’s theory and describes Piagetian tasks, alternative approaches, and the implications of these theories and approaches. It also explains why young children may fail Piagetian tasks and emphasise the importance of taking an individualized appro...

This document introduces the concepts of Personality, Social and Developmental Psychology, and explores group processes such as social facilitation, social loafing, and deindividuation. It discusses factors that influence group dynamics, such as size, composition, roles, and norms, and examines the positive and negative consequences of group formation and identification. Finally, it explains how to prevent groupthink and ensure better decision-making.

A essay examining how themes of isolation and alienation can be seen in novels Normal People by Sally Rooney and The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger.

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