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A comprehensive guide to understanding puberty for both genders.

An overview of different pathogens, how they are transmitted, and how they affect the human body. Also includes the body's response to the different pathogens. Aims to help pre-clinical students understand the basis for infection and diseases.

The lectures on neuroimaging and eye gaze techniques in child psychology offer a detailed examination of advanced methodologies crucial for investigating the neural underpinnings and behavioral patterns in children's cognitive and socio-emotional development. These lectures delve into the intricacies of neuroimaging modalities such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), electroencephalography (EEG), and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), elucidating their applications in mapping brain...

Consists of 4 blocks class structure of global Britain elites in global Britain the haves and the have yachts the petit bourgeoisie A notion of shopkeepers 2. Britishness and belonging: class and nation the british upper class great britain as a house society britain after brexit britishness and belonging 3. debt, precarity and welfare precarity and home making debt finance welfare 4. gender, care and capitalism stigma around 'bad mothers' gendered stigma

The lectures on longitudinal studies in child psychological research provide a comprehensive exploration of the methodologies and benefits associated with studying developmental trajectories over extended periods. These lectures delve into the design and implementation of longitudinal studies, emphasizing their ability to capture individual differences, developmental patterns, and the dynamic interplay between biological, cognitive, social, and environmental factors across childhood and adolesce...

This document includes content covering the various ideal and actual power cycles such as steam cycles, carnot cycle, rankine cycle, brayton cycle, joule cycle, as well as combined cycles that allow for regeneration, cogeneration, and reheating. The notes cover the general and detailed types of engine cycles such as a two stroke and four stroke engine cycles along with the processes occurring. Most cycles include methods to calculate the thermal efficiency, turbine efficiency, work output, heat ...

These notes cover 4 main blocks: 1. Garlands key themes includes penal welfarism conditions of penal welfarism - theoretical, social and political policy predicaments 2. punishment includes sentencing probation punitive control managerialism prisons the death penalty 3. policing Garlands framework crime control adaption and punitive control in policing populism policing below the state policing beyond the state 4. prevention restorative justice crime preventi...

There are a lot of animals in the world and it can be said that most of the animals are in the verge of extinction. There are a few well known vertebrates such as the tigers, whales and pandas who are becoming endangered and, in this list, even the turtles are been flagged as endangered and it is one of the oldest reptiles which is still present from the pre-historically days . Hence this dissertation examines the importance of sea turtles and how they the affected due the natural environment as...

The lectures on scale construction and evaluation, as well as interviews and observations used in child psychology, provide an in-depth exploration of essential methodologies for assessing children's psychological functioning, behaviors, and experiences. These lectures cover the principles of scale development, including item generation, reliability assessment, and validity testing, emphasizing the importance of creating psychometrically sound measures tailored to children's developmental stag...

1. context of evaluation - intro 2. the policy making system 3. what is the policy being evaluated - identifying intervention theory the processes and outcomes 4. what is the policy being evaluated - policy development 5. evaluating effectiveness of a policy 6. designing an evaluation - identifying research questions, resources and evaluation roles 7. evaluating acceptability of a policy