University of Lincoln (UOL)

Study notes produced by a First Class BSc Psychology student. These notes include the following topics: Learning (classical and operant), Memory (Multi-store model, Working memory model, long-term memory, Neuropsychology of memory), Language (Communication, Grammar), Concepts/Categories (Classical, Prototype, Exemplar view), Language (Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, Number terms, categorisation tasks).

This essay looks at inappropriate relationships between staff and prisoners, the ethical, legal and clinical issues that arise from this, alongside recommendations for actions to be taken. Legislation and policies are cited for prison staff and psychologists. Full reference list is included.

This essay was written for the Understanding Criminal Behaviour module which is part of the MSc Forensic Psychology taught at the University of Lincoln, UK. The essay critically evaluates the relationship between stalking and intimate partner violence, with particular focus on attachment theory and social learning theory. Additionally, further recommendations for research are made, alongside discussion around the gender-norms and influence on both crimes. Full reference list with additio...

This essay is from the Working With Client Groups module of the MSc Forensic Psychology taught at the University of Lincoln, UK. This essay was written to assess the evidence and critically evaluate the potential implementation of the ‘Risk, Need and Responsivity’ and/or the Good Lives Model in a medium secure forensic psychiatric hospital. These are key risk assessment tools for Forensic Psychologists to know and work with, particularly in psychiatric hospitals, prisons and other commun...

If something is interesting enough for the public to know about it is referred to as newsworthy. This is based on 12 news values which inform journalists/editors judgments whether or not the story will have public appeal. These values change over time and depend on the cultural context I’m which the crime has taken place

Structure and function of plant and animal cells, includes diagrams and information on each cell.

Cell structure on Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells. includes cell structure, functions of cells, cell cycle for mitosis and meiosis and stem cells.

This document is for students undertaking the employment law module at university on their law degree. The document goes through the essential elements for an employee, and employer, to prove/disprove unfair dismissal therefore perfect for structuring a problem question. It nonetheless includes 2023 recent cases for illustration of other points to demonstrate the essential elements to unfair dismissal with core explanation and analysis. The document is 11 pages but it goes through EVERYTHING to ...

Week 16 seminar prep constitutional.

This week is the three certainties. Questions for seminar prep and answers.