Psycholinguistics
Psycholinguists have shown that the comprehension and production of even the simplest language is a highly complex, almost miraculous, process. This brief introduction shows how psycholinguistic research can act as a window to the workings of the human mind.

Types of writing - scientific articles, research papers, proposals

Composition - titles, planning your writing, paragraph writing, introductions, writing the main body, conclusions, sections of a research paper, describing tables and graphs, referencing, plagiarism, abstracts, summary writing

Style - objectivity, clarity, formality, hedging, signposting

Language functions - agreeing and disagreeing, classifying, comparing and contrasting, defining, emphasising, generalising, paraphrasing, quoting

Grammar - adverbs, articles, numbers, passive voice, punctuation, verb tenses, word order

Words - abbreviations, prefixes, suffixes