Psychology sl Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

This document contains all the terms you need to know to achieve your credits for the Slimstampen exercises.

(PORTAGE) PSYC210 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY MODULE 6 COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM Q & S(PORTAGE) PSYC210 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY MODULE 6 COMPREHENSIVE FIN(PORTAGE) PSYC210 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY MODULE 6 COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM Q & SL EXAM Q & S

REM - answer-Is a period of sleep where your eyes move rapidly, for short bursts of time. NREM 1 - answer-It is a very light sleep from which we can be easily awakened. NREM 2 - answer-At this stage it is still fairly easy to be woken up at this stage, despite being a deeper stage of sleep then NREM 1. NREM 3 - answer-During this stage we become less responsive to external stimuli and more difficult to awaken. NREM 4 - answer-This stage is the deepest sleep and it is extremely diffic...

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Got 44 overall and 7 for HL Psych. Not the best quality notes but maybe it will fill some gaps for you.

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INSTRUCTIONS: The following selections relate to distinguishing arguments from nonarguments and identifying conclusions. Select the best answer for each. 1. Incandescent light bulbs eventually burn out because the high temperature of the filament causes tungsten atoms to fly off and collect on the inside of the bulb's glass. This loss of tungsten is slowed, but not prevented, by introducing argon inside the bulb's envelope. As more and more atoms are lost, the filament disintegrates. When t...

Short revision document for IB Psychology SL short answer questions. Contains example question, brief theory on the topic and an example study (study not summarised) in table format.