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Flowchart summarizes the three types of energy pathways used by microbes, including aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, and fermentation. Includes products of reactions and total ATP yields.

Flowchart summarizes the types of interactions between microbes and defines vocabulary words such as symbiotic and nonsymbiotic.

Notes cover lecture material from Chapter 16 of Microbiology with Diseases by Body System. Content includes origins of B and T cells, cellular responses, activation of B cells, clonal selection theory, activation of T cells, natural killer cells, types of immunity, and primary vs. secondary antibody responses.

Notes cover lecture material from Chapter 15 of Microbiology with Diseases by Body System. Content includes types of immunity, levels of defense, physical vs. chemical defenses, types of defense cells, lymphatic system, inflammation, and complement system.

Notes cover lecture material from Chapter 7 of Microbiology with Diseases by Body System. Content includes genetics vocabulary, DNA replication/transcription/translation, types of gene mutations, and natural selection of microbes.

Therapy is the topic of chapter 14. These notes delve into the different types of therapy and how they are carried out. Starting with a brief history of mental institutions and treatment, these notes show the chronological advancement of therapies. Psychoanalytic, humanistic, psychodynamic, cognitive, and biomedical are some of the types covered in these notes.

Focusing on mental illness, these chapter notes break down common mental illnesses, their symptoms, and effects. Psychological disorders, phobias, eating disorders, and more are covered in these notes. Definitions, examples, and explanations of illnesses are given.

Highlighting social psychology and methods of research, these notes cover: attribution theories, internal biases, attitudes, influences of others, compliance, conformity, deindividuation, and more social psychology theories.

Focusing on what makes a personality, this set of notes is full of theories from Freud, Adler, Jung, and more. Conscious and subconscious mind are explored, along with what shapes a person's personality. Psychoanalytical, humanistic, behavioral, and social cognitive perspectives are analyzed, along with modern psychology techniques. Full of vocabulary, concept-breakdown, and explanations, these notes are filled with useful information.

Motivation and emotion are examined in these notes. Explanations for why people act the way they do, different ways people are motivated, and the stages of sexual motivation are covered.