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An essay that received 81/100 for applications of biochemistry assignment in semester 1 for the Biochemistry module in Biomedical Sciences at University of Westminster.

Despite women's growing representation in authoritative bodies and influential positions, masculine ideologies are still the central characteristics of foreign policy, using hard-nosed tactics within state violence with little to no emotion dictating their actions. Within this essay, I will determine to what extent state violence is gendered and how it demonstrates a gendered approach to foreign policy. Drawing on Feminist perspectives to act as evidence for these claims and relating them to hi...

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Here is a detailed description of the learning journal document: This learning journal covers key statistical concepts and analyses in psychology including ANOVA, mixed ANOVA, multiple regression, and thematic analysis. The document provides an overview of conducting and interpreting one-way ANOVA, including creating the data set in SPSS, checking assumptions, and reporting results. It also discusses two-way mixed ANOVA, with details on running the test in SPSS, relevant assumptions, and ...

Here is a detailed description of the document containing two essays on diversity topics in psychology: This document includes two complete essays responding to prompts about diversity issues in psychology. Essay A discusses the social construction of identity in relation to mental disability and body image. It provides an overview of relevant theories like stigma, ableism, and social comparison theory. The essay analyzes research on how societal attitudes and norms around mental illness ...

Here is a detailed description of the individual research report document: This is a complete APA-formatted empirical research report investigating predictors of attitudes towards same-sex marriage. It contains all key sections - title page, abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, references, and appendices. The abstract provides a concise summary of the study aims, methods, and main findings related to how ethnicity, religious beliefs, and traditional gender roles predict vi...

Here is a detailed description of the qualitative research report document: This is a complete qualitative research report investigating young adults' attitudes on how clothing affects their self-esteem. It includes all key sections - abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, reflexive analysis, references, and appendices. The abstract provides a concise overview of the study aims, methods, and main findings related to themes like clothing for self-expression, body image and ...

Here is a detailed description of the annotated bibliography document: The document is an annotated bibliography that includes summaries and evaluations of three scholarly sources related to topics covered in a psychology course. The annotated bibliography is organized neatly with consistent formatting. Each entry begins with the full reference for the source in APA style, followed by the lecture topic it connects to, a justification for including it, and a review of the source. The first...

In this lecture on Diagnostic Biochemistry and Hematology, Week 3 focuses on the intricate world of proteins. Exploring their structure, function, and crucial roles in clinical applications, the session delves into the fundamental anatomy of amino acids, the complex hierarchy of protein structures, and how these structures dictate their function in biological systems. From the nuances of protein digestion to their pivotal involvement in clinical diagnoses through plasma enzymology and protein bi...

These lecture notes focus on Diagnostic Biochemistry and Hematology, particularly discussing Sickle Cell Anemia and Thalassemias. It delves into the structure of hemoglobin, the synthesis of various types of hemoglobin, and how genetic defects impact the production of normal hemoglobin chains. The lecture covers the different forms of hemoglobin (Hb A, Hb F, Hb A2) present in adult blood and explains their composition. It also discusses the sequence of hemoglobin synthesis in early life, from...