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These are lecture notes from Individual Differences lecture on the principles of psychometric tools. It covers validity, reliability, types of measures, how to examine them, different factors affecting validity, ethics, test standardisation and errors. It also gives suggestions on papers to read and practice questions. This is an ideal summary to wrap your head around the creation, standardisation and accuracy of psychological tests.

This bundle includes all of the notes on individual differences and covers introduction and history of the field, psychometric tools, their creation and evaluation, lecture notes on self and personality, and exam notes on three questions (covering personality and intelligence). This bundle is perfect for revision and assessments.

These are lecture notes from Individual Differences lecture on Self and personality. It covers topics such as historical approaches to personality, behaviourism, theory of Dollard and Miller, Social Learning Theory, Humanistic Personality Theories, Person-Centred Therapy, self-actualisation, self-acceptance of parents, principles of counselling, conditions and stages of therapy. It also includes a list on things to think about when evaluating each of the approaches and theories.

These are summarised lecture notes that I used to prepare for the exam in cognitive psychology (Level 5 undergraduate). The document covers Language; including speech production, psycholinguistics, mental lexicon, speech stages, tree diagrams, speech errors, dell's model, tip of the tongue, comprehension, dyslexia, and practice questions. These notes can be used for revision really well. Cover the sub-points and quiz yourself on topics marked with numbers. Good Luck!

This is literature overview/summary for the topic of morality. Nine pages of detailed summaries of 26 different journal articles (with references) relating to the development (i.e. evolution) of morality. Many theories are covered including social affiliation, conformity, attraction; also good references for discussing implications; some links and additional materials. Basically everything that I used to write my lab report discussion.

These are lecture notes on the introductory lecture to Individual Differences. It covers a chronological timeline of the study of individual differences and key researchers, study of intelligence, notes on personality, structure of personality, theories of personality, psychoanalytical and neo-psychoanalytical approaches, Freud, evaluations of his theories, other theories, Jung, personality types and styles of behaviour. These notes are great as introduction to the subject or a revision of basic...

Summary of Social Psychology Introduction Lecture. Mentions various main researchers in the field of social psychology and research methods. Would be useful as an introduction to psychology in general, not just social psychology. Very good as a recap of most important points, such as sampling, validity, realism, reliability, methodology and design types, observation types etc.

Module: Introduction to Psychology Area: Fundamental in Biological Psychology Topic: Biological Psychology and Emotions This lecture summary is 6 pages long, and includes definitions, characteristics and distinctions of emotions; as well as information on FEAR, AGGRESSION and PLEASURE, including descriptions, areas involved, hormones and neurotransmitters (chemical messengers). It has many in text references. Could be used as a revision material or as a starting point for essays and lab reports....

Lecture notes (using lecture slides and commentary) on -Emotions- in Cognitive Psychology module. It has a bullet point structure, a diagram and some practice questions at the end. It covers classification of emotions, components, theories of emotion, basic emotions, functions of emotions, nature-nurture, dimensional approach, cognitive processes (including memory, attention and attribution theory) and emotions, the cognitive-emotion debate, key terms, applications and two routes to emotion.