Msjc Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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.

This is an in depth research paper with a focus on Queen Elizabeth the first and what she accomplished as a ruler and who she was in her private life. This 10 page essay will give you in site into everything about one of the most powerful rulers of England. You will learn everything from Elizabeth's childhood up to her death which will include matters of her love life, family issues, personal matters, and even her style and what she looked like. This paper received an (A) for the amount of deta...

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.

Easy to read in class notes taken from the textbook Interplay. Topics include: conflict, conflict management, Struggle, expressed struggle, inevitability of conflict, functional conflict, dis functional conflict, dual concern model.

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 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.

14 handwritten pages of notes about the first chapter from ENVS 101-1998 course at MSJC. Topics discussed include humanity's reliance on Natural Resources and how it affects our planet, key terms highlighted, Population growth is discussed, concepts such as "environmental footprints" of each country/continent having an impact on our environment, the difference between Environmental Science and Environmentalism, the Scientific Method and how it is applied on Environmental Science/Hypothesis drive...

First Chapter of Essential Biology with Physiology handwritten notes, handwritten and scanned from online lecture, preview page pdf lecture

First Chapter of Essential Biology with Physiology handwritten notes, page 16 of 20, handwritten and scanned from online lecture

First Chapter of Essential Biology with Physiology handwritten notes, page 17 of 20, handwritten and scanned from online lecture