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Communication notes taken in class from the textbook Interplay. The subjects include: perceiving others, 1st and 2nd order realities, negotiation, self concepts, social influence, ASCH experiment, self-serving bias, perception checking, empathy, sympathy, steps to building empathy.

In class notes taken from the Interplay textbook. Topics include: nonverbal communication, 7 universal expressions, cultural influences, men and women, functions of nonverbal communications, types of nonverbal communication, nonverbal competence.

In class notes taken from Interplay textbook. subjects include: Culture, in groups, out groups, co-culture, low context cultures, high context cultures, individualism, collectivism, high power distance, low power distance.

Notes taken in class from Interplay text book includes subjects: Self- concept, Self-esteem, Development of self-concept, social comparison theory, reference groups, downward and upward comparison, domains of self, self-fulfilling prophecy, presenting self, Goffman's theory, face, face work, identity management, self-disclosure: benefits and drawbacks, social penetration theory, breath, depth.

In class notes that include: The remainder and factor theorem; synthetic division, fundamental theorem of algebra and Decart's rules of signs, finding the zeros of a polynomial function, rational functions, linear systems, Guassian elimination and matrix method.

Easy to read notes taken in class. Problems used are from "College Algebra by Gustofson and Hughes". Subject matter includes: Graphs of equations and circles, functions, graphs and functions, transformation of graphs and functions, more on functions: piece wise-defined function, graphs and parabolas, operations on functions, graph of inverse function, polynomial functions and rational functions, quadratic functions, zeros of the polynomial function.

This covers chapter 1 of the book "Interplay". This talks all about interpersonal communication and why it is important in our everyday lives. Notes cover Mazel's Order of needs, senders, decoders, transnational communication the principles of communication as well as communication competence. Everything is easy to read and understand in the notes and also gives specific answers to questions that are on professor Collin Steele's tests at MSJC

In class notes taken step by step along with professor with problems taken from "College Algebra by Gustofson and Hughes 12th edition". Subjects include: applications of quadratic equations, other types of equations, Inequalities, absolute value, Functions and graphs, difference quotient, rectangular coordinate system and graphing lines, linear functions and slopes. There is also an exam review at the very end of the PDF. This is from Alex Cuatok's math 105 class at MSJC.

This covers several historical figures including, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Lewis and Clark. concepts such as the Civil War, Louisiana Purchase, Reconstruction, and Mercantilism are explained and gone into deeper than what you can find on the internet. Who was Washington as a man and why did men fight in the Civil War?

This essay gives small, easy to read, explanations and accounts of The Civil War, Reconstruction, and the Louisiana Purchase. Each section is clearly marked with the subject it is about making it easy for you to navigate through the information. I took Fred Standley's History 111 class at Mt San Jacinto College (MSJC). This was my finals papers that I turned in and I received and A. Each subject contains around two pages of information that is plainly stated.