Birmingham City University (BCU)

cybercrime description with references

This report shows a high first class example of a qualitative report (design section). It also contains feedback from psychology lecturers and a full appendix and reference section.

For those of you who want to study sonography, this is the personal statement that has helped my friends and colleagues get an interview. Good luck.

LPC Distinction level revision notes. All Civil Litigation topics included All Criminal Topics Included. From teaching year 2019, they are up to date with all current laws.

LPC Distinction level revision notes. All property law topics included Studied at the University of Birmingham but can be used for all LPC courses from all universities. From teaching year 2018/2019 - has so far been used in January exams.

These notes were used as part of my revision for the Family Law elective at University of Birmingham in which a distinction was received. Topics include: Divorce Private law children proceedings Financial orders Public law children proceedings Domestic violence

Used by a student to gain a distinction level result in January 2019 Provided in an editable Word format to allow you to change and annotate as you wish. Formatted to be as succinct and clear as possible to assist with a voluminous workload. Structure based on the University of Law's course, but will be of assistance to any LPC student. Includes whole Business Law module

These are exam notes for Individual Differences module. They cover three exam questions: comparing idiographic and nomothetic approaches to personality; the nature vs nurture views on intelligence; and whether personality is fully shaped in childhood. These notes are perfect for exam preparation or writing an essay on any of these topics. They are structured for easy revision and include lots of references.

These are lecture notes from Individual Differences lecture on the principles of psychometric tools. It covers validity, reliability, types of measures, how to examine them, different factors affecting validity, ethics, test standardisation and errors. It also gives suggestions on papers to read and practice questions. This is an ideal summary to wrap your head around the creation, standardisation and accuracy of psychological tests.

These are lecture notes from Individual Differences lecture on Self and personality. It covers topics such as historical approaches to personality, behaviourism, theory of Dollard and Miller, Social Learning Theory, Humanistic Personality Theories, Person-Centred Therapy, self-actualisation, self-acceptance of parents, principles of counselling, conditions and stages of therapy. It also includes a list on things to think about when evaluating each of the approaches and theories.