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@astudyinchartreuse
Eyes. They’re pretty cool.
VERY quick review about retrograde vs. proactive interference!
Great reference for anxiety disorders!
Whoa. It’s been a while. Like 3 or 4 months? Sorry for being MIA for so long! I’d like to say my New Year’s resolution was to update this blog more, but that hasn’t really been working out, as evidenced by my inactivity. So I apologize profusely. But I bring a gift: some notes about motivation. Enjoy :) Hopefully there will be more to come!
Perception and sensation.
Lots of words, but this is Sperry and Gazzaniga’s split brain experiment! This experiment helped us understand more about the hemispheres of the brain and perception.
My professor used one of your images in a slide today and it was amazing and adorable! He did cite your tumblr too.
Ooh that’s super awesome! Thanks for letting me know :) Just wondering, which one did he use?
Do you have anything about genetics? Very helpful blog btw, keep it up, keep it all up ☺
Sorry, I don’t. But I’d suggest you start with Crash Course or Bozeman Science! Both are really great Youtube series for biology that really helped me.
Make some sort of navigation please:) And if you have one, sorry, could you link it?
I’ve finally gotten around to checking my inbox and yes, that’s a really great idea. I just updated the theme so it should be easier to navigate/search things now!
A diagram of a neuron and its functions.
Again, review from last year! A drawing of a neuron.
History and approaches, including some important people you need to know.
Psychology has its roots in biology and philosophy. It is important to remember that while people have been pondering human behavior for a long time, it was not established as a science until Wilhem Wundt came along.
To start the year: normal distribution. Memorize every number on this graph--super important for the AP test!
New series! Introducing: psych.
Hello! It’s been a long time since I’ve posted anything new on this blog ;__; Not to worry though! Since I’m taking AP Psychology this year, I’m going to be starting a new series of notes.
RE: AYYY PEEE BIO
I might still answer the occasional AP Bio question, but please be aware that I HAVE NOT STUDIED AP BIO IN 2 YEARS LMAO. If I can I’ll try to help you out but don’t expect extensive answers! I’ll probably direct you to some better source. The good news is that there is some overlap in the subject matter, but not too much. Without further ado, here is PSYCH. Get excited.
UR DESCRIPTION OMG HAHAHAHAHA btw ur blog is so helpful, thank u for ur work! :D
Yay someone understands the reference! :D And no problem, I hope you enjoyed reading!
i love your tumblr!! do you have anything on meiosis and mitosis? :)
I do actually!
http://astudyinchartreuse.tumblr.com/post/85392960704/can-you-help-me-remember-mitosis-meiosis
basic steps of signal transduction pathway
Can you draw a cascade effect of a signal transduction pathway, thanks <3
basic steps of signal transduction:
hormone binds to cell receptor>causes activation of protein kinases>response initiated
i’ll also post another picture! it’s very basic but should get you in the right direction