Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes from PSYC 3401 Research Methods class in the Fall 2022 semester - with professor Emily Garner

This exam review covers burns, emergency, liver, pancreas, and hematology content in critical care for adult health II in nursing. It summarizes the important points of these chapters to make studying less overwhelming.

This is an exam review that covers respiratory disorders, critical care, kidney disease, acid-base balance, and kidney transplant. I go in depth on the important points that I took away from lecture powerpoints, but give a summary instead of every detail.

An in depth review on the content of critical care and the various topics and subjects within it. It is set up per exam module and summarizes the important points within the whole module.

This exam review is for the Med surg II nursing course and it covers the chapters over cardio, dysrhythmias, and infective heart disorders. It is a summary of very detailed content to lessen the overwhelming feeling of studying.

Elementary statistics is the study of variables, populations, samples, and data analysis techniques. Descriptive statistics involves collecting, organizing, summarizing, and presenting data, while inferential statistics involves generalizing from samples to populations, performing estimations and hypothesis testing, determining relationships between variables, and making predictions. Variables can be qualitative or quantitative. Qualitative variables have distinct categories, while quantitati...

The Study Guide for Test 2 covers various aspects of local governments in the United States. It includes information on the number and types of local governments, such as municipalities, towns/townships, special districts, and school districts. The guide also delves into the different types of special districts, including drainage districts, water districts, hospital districts, library districts, and park districts. Additionally, it provides details on school districts, their leadership structur...

Probative argument is an inductive argument evaluated using the principles of good reasoning, as it uses reasons rather than statistics. The strength of a probative argument can be easily determined as weak or not based on prima facie judgment, which is a preliminary judgement made with the knowledge that it is tentative and open to revision. Determining the strength typically requires a deeper investigation. Probative fallacies are common types of weak arguments that have considerable persuasiv...

Study Guide 1: POLS 3331 This study guide provides key information on various topics related to political culture, powers, electoral devices, local governments, the US highway system, and the duties of different officials. 1) Political Culture: - Understanding the political culture of the US, Texas, and how it deviates from the US political culture. - Daniel Elazar's "three political subcultures" and their application to specific policies and behavioral trends. - Frederick Jackson Tu...