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A descriptive case study of an elderly women that shows symptoms and the GP decides to carry out a test (APOE Test). The document has a detailed explanation about clinical signs, outcome of APOE test and molecular pathways and mechanism associated with the disease, including the histopathology and relation to cognition explaining techniques used to help with the diagnosis.

This essay examines autism from a neurodiversity perspective, focusing on its impact on social, communication skills, and behavior. It begins by defining neurodiversity and detailing UK disability rights, including the Equality Act (2010), the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2009), and the SEND Code of Practice (2015). The essay contrasts the medical model of disability, which views autism as a disorder needing treatment, with the neurodiversity model, which emphasizes ...

Poster about Gaucher's Diseased made for second year student of university related to Biological Sciences.

This is a marked Critical Legal Advice essay submitted as part of 2nd year university coursework for Land Law. This answer received a B (60%). Use as guidance. Questions and answers included, as well as references.

An in-depth set of lecture notes for a 3rd year undergraduate course of addictive behaviours - a course covering addiction and the effect this has on the brain.

Topic notes and summary of the first Equity and Trusts module. An introduction to Equity and Trusts, the mandatory Law module of 3rd year

A set of summary notes for exam preparation for a course on addictive behaviours.

These notes summarise Week 16 of PS51005B: Psychology of the Person, introducing the foundations of group behaviour with a focus on social facilitation and social loafing. The lecture explains key theories, factors influencing performance in groups, and strategies for increasing individual effort. Topics covered: • What defines a group (e.g. entitativity, interdependence) • Social facilitation vs. social inhibition • Zajonc’s Drive Theory • Cottrell’s Evaluation Apprehens...

These notes summarise Week 14 of PS51005B: Psychology of the Person, focusing on the Social Learning and Humanistic approaches to personality. The lecture explores learning-based theories (Bandura, Skinner) and humanistic models (Maslow, Rogers), offering key comparisons and applications. Topics covered: • Classical and operant conditioning (Pavlov, Skinner, Watson) • Bandura’s Social Learning Theory and concept of self-efficacy • Types of reinforcement: direct, vicarious, self...