I don't think I've ever felt so disgusted studying for any modules in my whole 3.5 years of uni life. I just feel like crying whenever I flip the developmental psych textbook.

What's in the finals? Everything from text, slides and presentations.

Some things in the slides are not in the textbook. A LOT of things in the textbook are not in the slides.

I don't see a central theme or concept that I can organize my thoughts with. For example, in the chapter on physical and cognitive development in early adulthood, I get stuff on:

• Emerging adulthood (people in bwtween adolescence and early adulthood),
• Creativity (with tips on how to be creative)
• Sexuality which includes STDs, rape, homosexuality debate
• Work - how to choose a job, what kind of outloook, how losing job would increase stress

How are the latter 2 related to either cognitive or physical development?

There's just so much to read and memorise and I can't do it. I have no idea how she is going to test them. I've been whining ever since I started studying. How come it never seems to be better?