Psychology
University of Greenwich
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Exam (elaborations) Psychology
provides all the questions of take-home tests with answers scoring A grade in psychology
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Visual Perception Summary
PopularThe summarised notes on the topic of visual perception. Includes information on binocular disparities, optical illusions and tunnel vision. Night time vision and accommodation are also touched upon.
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Biopsychology Notes Summarised
Over 10 Chapters from Biospychology book by Pinel and Barnes summarised and detailed, accompanied by diagram and explanations for commonly misunderstood keywords. Proliferation processes, brain damage causes, drugs use and the underlying mechanisms, are just some examples of topics covered within these notes.
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Biopsychology Notes
All chapters are in depth and have key points summarised throughout. The notes themselves are accompanied by diagrams and explanations for difficult content points, such as depolarisation and laterlisation
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Anatomy of the Nervous System
All major lobes and sections of the brain discussed in relation to their functions
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Neural Conduction and Synaptic Transmission
The process of neuro-transmission and each function within the nervous system discussed
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Drug Functions and Mechanisms
All drug types and their symptoms summarised. Their structure and groups are also discussed. Associated disorders discussed
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Visual System
The system of vision, from the eyes and receptors to the optic nerve and inverted images
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Laterlisation
Summary on notes regarding how the brain are separated, including resection treatments and surgical method evaluations
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Sleep Cycles and Circadian Rhythms
All stages of sleep and their potential functions discussed in relation to circadian rhythms. Pineal Gland discussed
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Brain Damage
Neuronal degeneration and blunt force trauma injuries discussed in relation to symptoms and case studies
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Biopsychology of Psychiatric Disorders
Talks about many disorders in depth in reltion to their causes and neuroanatomical mechanisms
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Development of the Nervous System
The stages of cell growth and cell death described. Each stage detailed and summarised
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Emotions, fear and stress
Summary of key theories regarding emotions and amygdala purpose and function
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Nuclei in the Brain
All important nuclei required to study at BSc detailed and described in depth
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Mechanisms of Perception
Perceptional mechanisms described