The Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

These summaries focus on the main ideas of Identity and Society and is module THREE of this idea: Max Weber's sociological methods. The main concepts found in these summaries are Werrtfreiheit (value freedom), Positionality, Correlation and Causality, Verstehen (Understanding), Social Action, Limits to action, and ideal types. These summaries are a combination of both the course notes and lecture notes. It is comprehensive and covers EVERYTHING! It also includes images and fun fonts for vis...

These summaries focus on the main ideas of Identity and Society and is module two of this idea: Karl Marx's Class- social stratification. It focuses on key concepts covers social stratification, Marx's understanding of class, and his views on capitalism and class relationships. Marx believed that class was determined by one's relationship to the means of production and that the capitalist system exploited the proletariat. These summaries are a combination of both the course notes and lecture...

These summaries cover key concepts such as: The Attachment theory, Personality theories, The period of adolescence, The lifespan theory: Erikson, and The Cognitive theory: Vygotsky based on the textbook: Fifth Edition Psychology an introduction (oxford), first year psychology student, PSYCH1009A. It has textbook summaries, PDF/ lecture notes, and media and reading summaries. They are comprehensive and easy to understand and cover everything that you would need to know for this test. It uses vis...

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of the Law of Persons with our meticulously crafted study document. Unraveling the complexities across seven themes, this resource offers a deep dive into the foundations of legal personhood, including rights, duties, legal objects, capacity, liability types, remedies, defenses, and the intriguing doctrines that shape this legal terrain. Delve into the Law of Succession and navigate the interests of unborn children, termination of pregnancy, presumption of d...

These summaries are simplified lecture and some reading notes. They included visual stimulus and color to keep your attention on the topics at hand. They are set up in an easy way to understand. They included key concepts such as: Establishing Sociology as a discipline, Social facts, The study of suicide (egoistic, altruistic, anomic, fatalistic), Social Order, modern and traditional society, mechanical and organic solidarity, role of three key institutions (family, education and religion) and D...

These summaries are simplified lecture and some reading notes. They included visual stimulus and color to keep your attention on the topics at hand. They are set up in an easy way to understand. They included key concepts such as: Sociology as a perspective: the sociological imagination, Socialization and the social construction of identity, and sociology as a discipline: origins theory and research. It cover themes 1-3 of the course block 1. These summaries are made by a first year Sociol...

The psychoanalytic approach to therapy can provide a comprehensive understanding to the case study of David, a 36-year-old man who grew up in a mixed-race family, works as the Chief Financial Officer for his family business, and who has complicated family and personal relationships, particularly with his older half-brother, Thabo, and his wife Boitumelo. This essay will provide a brief introduction to Freud's psychoanalytic technique, followed by a discussion of each central construct, explorin...

Chapter 8 summary and study notes. This document also contains the lecture's hints and direct examples of what is in the exam answered and explained. Table of contents: Historical Evolution of Warfare Nuclear Weapons and the Nuclear Revolution Nuclear Proliferation Chemical and Biological Weapons Non-State Actors and Terrorism Drones and Cyber-Warfare Different Theoretical Views on War

These summaries are a combination of both lecture notes and summaries from the provided textbook as well as additional research. They are summaries from the 'Beginner's guide for law students fifth edition). The summaries include the following topics: The legal profession, legal ethics, professional responsibility. They include the following concepts: different legal professions and their roles & function, the legal practice act and its purposes, ombudsman, legal ethics and responsibili...

This lab report deals with the determination of the percentage Sulphate present in Epsom Salt using Gravimetric Analysis. It is an extremely fun, yet challenging lab completed by second year chemical engineering students. This is a guide on how one should respond to each section of the lab report to achieve 90+%!