S - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is an in-depth and detailed summary of the lectures for Philosophy of Science. It is written in a way that's easy to read, and the main concepts are highlighted. Besides the notes, it contains a mini quiz at the end of each lecture and an overview of all the 'main actors' from the first part of the course and their ideas. Good luck studying!

Our summary for Grade 07 is a structured and visually appealing resource developed using the Via Afrika textbook. Each paragraph is characterized by a unique color, which improves the reading experience and makes the content easily identifiable. We've also included a handy glossary where possible to facilitate understanding of key terms. The summary covers Term 01-04's work and is a comprehensive study guide for learners looking for a full understanding of the curriculum. With our ...

Summary of all articles from the course Understanding Prejudice + additional information from the lectures. Topic 1: Social Identity Theory • (*) Ellemers, N., & Haslam, S.A. (2012). Social identity theory. In: P. van Lange, A. Kruglanski, & T. Higgins (Eds.). Handbook of theories of social psychology (pp. 379-398). London: Sage. •Verkuyten, M. (2018). Chapter 3: Social identity. In: Verkuyten, M. The social psychology of ethnic identity (2nd ed.). Routlege. Morgana Lizzio-Wilson...

This document contains a summary of the Marketing and Consumer well-being course. It s summarizes all the needed articles and all the lectures. I have attended all of the lectures and summarized the articles by myself!

- in depth summaries of all the readings for Dr. Moshikaro's section - 80 pages summarising over 200 pages of notes - contains useful links and video links - colourised and easy to follow - summaries are ordered chapter by chapter to ensure a meticulous understanding - uses simplified languages instead of philosophical jargon - contains additional notes on the Hart Fuller debate at the end of the document

In this summary (based on my own notes and PPT) you can find the chapters that are given by Prof. Ellender. Color code: -Purple= 1. -Dark pink = 1.1. -Light pink = 1.1.1. -Green= 1.1.1.1 - Blue= 1.1.1.1.1 Important abbreviations: - N = neuron - B= brain - !!! = important - NT = neurotransmitter(s) - R = receptor(s) - AP= action potential