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Comprehensive notes for PSYC 319. Topics include What is applied developmental psychology, Birth, Attachment, Parenting, Child care, Early care, Adoption, foster care, and institutionalization, Children & media, and Schooling.

Comprehensive notes for SOCI 415 (includes midterm notes). Topics include goals of research, building blocks of theory, Social exchange theory, Symbolic interactionism, Life course developmental framework (individual life span theory, family development theory, life course theory), and Family stress theory.

Comprehensive notes for UBC class FMST 314 with Dr. Silvia Bartolic. Topics include Need for relationships, Attachment theory, Independence theory, Rewards in relationships, Social exchanges, Equity theory, Commitment framework, Attraction, Similarity theory, Social cognition, Communication, Love, Relationship strains, Conflict, Conflict resolution, and Dissolution.

Comprehensive notes of UBC course PSYC306A. Notes include topics: Evolution and natural selection, Scientific method (mobbing in Gulls), Levels of analysis (birdsongs), Spatial learning, Development of behavior, Interactive theory of development and the Role of genes (honeybees), Developmental homeostasis, Nervous system and neural mechanisms (bats and moths), Histology/Immunofluorescence mRNA I protein detection in HC (gull chicks), Classification of bat ultrasounds, Adaption of prey (moths), C...

Detailed notes on basic concepts of genetics, evolution, and ecology at a first-year level. Color coding/highlighting, drawings, pictures, and other features to aid learning. Examples and definitions provided.

In-depth notes on various complex subjects in basic genetics with diagrams, pictures, graphs, and more to aid learning. Definitions are provided and various learning examples are present as well.

These set of notes focus mainly on the political importance of the state, the politics power and authority of the state as well as traditional Western ideologies.

In depth, detailed but concise textbook notes for chapters 1 and chapters 3 to 15 (all the chapters that the professor-- David King from the University of British Columbia covered in class). With these notes, I ended the class with an A+ and an A in each exam I took.

BIOL 121 University of British Columbia - BIOL 121 Exam 1 Practice BIOL-121 Questions with Complete Solutions

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This is a full notes package for UBC’s COMM293 Intro to Financial Accounting course. I attended all lectures and took information from both textbook and lecture slides. I got a 90% in the course for reference. The document is a PDF of my Goodnotes notebook I used for understanding of the concepts and preparation for the midterm and final exam. Examples are included throughout the notes as a guide and provides a good way to check your understanding of each concept. The notes and examples are wr...

In depth and clear summarized textbook notes, covering chapters 3-10 and 17-20 from UBC's LING 100 class with Dr. Eva Csipak. These were all the chapters that she covered during the entirety of the semester when I took this course.

Concise and straight to the point summarized textbook notes from chapters 1-5, includes diagrams. Course was taken at UBC with Dr. Murray Schellenberg.

Concise textbook notes focussing on learning goals, covering chapter 1-5 and 8-11. Course was taken at UBC with Kyle Gooderham.

In depth summarized textbook notes on chapters 1-9 at UBC's PSYC308A class with Dr. Andrew Rivers. Especially focuses on learning goals in the textbook. Well-written with examples.

In depth and written with examples, these textbook notes cover chapters 1-8, excluding 6 in UBC's PSYC309A course with Dr. Daniela Palombo. It also includes notes on quiz mistakes that I've made during this course.

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