Barnard psychology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Class notes on the Psychological Disorders and Treatments chapter of the Barnard Intro to Psychology course. Detailed notes, the black text is directly from the slideshow and the red text is from the professor's lecture. These notes were taken over the course of 1 lecture and cover the entirety of chapter 15 from the linked textbook. This includes and overview of Abnormal Psychology, Psychiatric Classification Systems, DSM, General Medical or Disease Classification Terms, Research Domain Criteri...

Class notes on the Social Psychology chapter of the Barnard Intro to Psychology course. Detailed notes, the black text is directly from the slideshow and the red text is from the professor's lecture. These notes were taken over the course of 3 lectures and cover the entirety of chapter 13 from the linked textbook. This includes an overview of Social Cognition, Cognitive Dissonance Theory, Milgram’s Obedience Experiments, Group Polarization and Groupthink, Anti-social and Pro-social Behavior, e...

Class notes on the Neuroscience and Behavior chapter of the Barnard Intro to Psychology course. Detailed notes, the black text is directly from the slideshow and the red text is from the professor's lecture. These notes were taken over the course of 3 lectures and cover the entirety of chapter 3 from the linked textbook. This includes an overview of brain structures, action potentials, neurons, neuron anatomy, the nervous systems, neurodevelopment, etc.

Class notes on the Consciousness and Sleep chapter of the Barnard Intro to Psychology course. Detailed notes, the black text is directly from the slideshow and the red text is from the professor's lecture. These notes were taken over the course of 2 lectures and cover the entirety of chapter 5 from the linked textbook.

1. _____ were the first to recognize the need for submitting written requests. a. Sumerians b. Egyptians c. Persians d. Venetians ANSWER: b 2. _____ was the first to use witnesses in legal cases. a. Hammurabi b. al-Farabi c. Cyrus d. Cato ANSWER: a 3. Which of the following was al-Farabi's contribution to management thought and practice? a. Job descriptions b. Leadership traits c. Organizational structures d. Human relations ANSWE...