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Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on the foundations of psychology. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - Nature vs nurture - Mind vs Body - History of psychology - Major movements throughout history of psychology

Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on biology and behavior. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - nervous system - debates over brain structure - brain function - brain anatomy

Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on learning. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - associative learning - classical conditioning - operant conditioning - observational learning

Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on memory. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - information processing - types of memory - how memories are formed - effects of memory - memory loss

Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on sensation and perception. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - 5 senses - thresholds of sensation

Detailed notes from a psychology 2010 lecture on human development. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - stages of development - prenatal stage - postnatal stage - childhood

Detailed notes taken from a psychology 2010 lecture on emotions. Includes definitions, basic information, and examples. -classifying emotions -physiological components -theories of emotion -expression of emotions

Detailed notes from a Psychology 2010 lecture on personality. Includes definitions, examples, and basic information. - Theories of personality -How stable is psychology? -Personality traits -Twin studies -Adoptive studies

Notes from all classes in psychology 2010 at Auburn University with professor Gordon. More than 8 lectures-worth of notes. Helped me get an A in the class and a 90%+ on every exam. Includes foundations of psychology, memory, research methods, motivation, biology, human development, learning, emotions, sensation, and perception.

All Lecture notes from Dr. Feng's spring of 2020 Calculus 2 class. This course covers a wide variety of subjects involving integrals. This includes, but is not limited to, area under the curve, trigonometry in integrals, work, surface area, volume, and so much more.l