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Lecture and Reading Summary consisting of 259 pages. Topics include: evolution of consciousness, communication in the brain, regulation of brain function, current conceptualisations of mental health, clinical assessment understanding psychopathology, psychological modules of formulation, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, psychosis, personality disorders, substance misuse, neurobiology of cognition, neuropsychology of cognition

These notes were taken from the lectures and completed with each relevant chapter of the textbook that were marked as 'core' readings for the module. They involve both case law and statute relevant (from the UK) to each topic discussed which are: the formation of contract, terms and exemption clauses in contracts, equality and discrimination in the workplace, wrongful and unfair dismissal, the tort of negligence, the occupier's liability and the different business organisations.

Immunology lecture notes (SUMMARISED)

Immunology lecture notes (Summarised for each chapter)

This document is a guide on how to answer all the KCL Criminal law problem questions. This guide helped me gain a High 2:1 (68%) in my final year examinations. This guide will help you structure all your answers, saving you valuable time during the exam. It also contains all the relevant case law and statutes that you may need to apply. Topics Included: 1. Causation 2. Omissions 3. Murder 4. Voluntary Manslaughter 5. Involuntary Manslaughter 6. Recklessness and Intoxication 7....

IB History HL Paper 2 Essay Outlines for Authoritarian States (Hitler and Mao)

Revision notes for Contract Law

Revision notes for Criminal Law (topics covered: mens rea, actus reus, causation, murder, manslaughter, recklessness, intoxication, non-fatal offences, strict liability offences, theft, fraud, complicity offences, inchoate offences)

This presentation contains study questions/flash cards for all the histology structures to be assessed in the visual test for 4BBY1060 Fundamentals of Physiology and Anatomy (CYO) at King's College London. I recommend printing as multiple slides per page and writing answers on back (answers are in notes).

This presentation contains various questions with images of structures assessed in the 4BBY1020 Chemistry for the Biosciences module at King's College London.