Notes & Summaries for Psychology

Here's a helpful and concise study guide for the chapters on metabolism and cellular respiration, two of the hardest topics covered in class. It has a list of definitions, diagrams, and examples to guide y'alls studying! I've listed subtopics within each topic and important information that y'all would need to know. Good luck and happy studying! :)

• Study guide
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• By  xanjalirx

First 10 questions on the exam

• Exam
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• By  johanlegra

T-test for Two Independent /Related Samples for Statistics in Psychology. Includes four-step hypothesis testing, an example, finding t-critical, t-obtained (including s-pool and standard error of the difference), and rejecting the null or alternate hypothesis.

• Lecture notes
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• By  charlickle

A look into the differences of between-subject and within-subject research designs, and how to approach them statistically using the four-step hypothesis method, including the equations and definitions for variance of different scores, standard error of the mean difference, and t critical. Also looks into Cohen's d and how to find it for independent and related samples

• Lecture notes
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• By  charlickle

P0S92A

• Exam
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• By  johanlegra

This is the full revision guide to all of the lectures in the developmental psychology module in year 1 psychology.

• Study guide
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• By  athenestudy

The full revision guide for the research methods and statistics 1 module of first year psychology

• Study guide
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• By  athenestudy

This chapter's notes highlights important definitions, topics, and theories covered during Dr. Buchalski's lecture. This document covers all the important topics that she will test for the developmental psychology aspect of the exam, so I highly suggest you go over all the terms and concepts in this guide. The hardest aspect of the chapter is Piaget's Periods of Cognitive Development, which I have concisely broken down. I hope y'all find this useful! Please let me know if you guys have any...

• Lecture notes
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• By  xanjalirx

These notes cover the human memory and its multiple facets. I have included definitions, important topics, and some real life instances to help you visualize instances where these concepts occur in our lives to guide y'all's studying. Contextualizing is very important for this chapter, so I would recommend reading the definitions and examples in these notes and coming up with examples on your own once you've completely grasped the concepts.

• Lecture notes
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  xanjalirx

All you need to pass P0S92A at KU Leuven

• Summary
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• By  johanlegra