Lecture 2 Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

This is a summary of the course "digital organization" in the academic year , semester 1. It contains the slides, lecture notes, the book as well as the guest lectures. An overview can be found on the first 2 pages. It also includes some example questions for the exam.

This module comprises the following three lecture blocks: 1. Modularity and Embodied Cognition (Larry) 2. Concepts and Cognitive Processes (Andriy) 3. Neuropsychology and Neuroscience (Leigh) This assignment requires you to write a single essay with the main goal of demonstrating your ability to discuss common themes and topics across the individual lecture blocks. As such, its main focus is on your ability to (1) understand theoretical aspects common in all three lecture blocks, (2) ide...

Dit is een Engelse samenvatting van alle literatuur van youth & sexuality geschreven in 2024. Alle artikelen voor het tentamen zitten erin: Lecture 1a. Sexuality research in the past century and now (Jenneke van Ditzhuijzen) • Bullough, V. L. (1998). Alfred Kinsey and the Kinsey Report: Historical overview and lasting contributions. The Journal of Sex Research, 35(2), 127-131. • Laan, E., Klein, V., Werner, M., Van Lunsen, R. H. W., & Janssen, E. (2021). In pursuit of pleasure: A biopsy...

BE AWARE: a more complete summary can be found on my account This is a summary of the lectures and articles of the course Loss & Psychotrauma (Msc Clinical Psychology UU). It consists the following articles and lectures: Lecture: Introduction to the course / general introduction on loss & Psychotrauma Marjolein Missler & Mirjam van Zuiden Article: Disturbed grief: PGD and PCBD (Boelen & Smid, 2017) Article: The health consequences of bereavement (Stroebe, 2007) ...

Wanna get a brief and clear summary of the Applied Multivariate Data Analysis? Studying the Masters in Psychology at Erasmus University in Rotterdam? Then treat yourself well with this amazing summary. The summary covers (1) lecture notes, (2) SPSS sessions, (3) Simmons' article, (4) all relevant chapters of Field Statistics Textbook, and (5) personal tips in how to approach the preparations for the exam. It's written by me – and I graduated cum laude from my Masters in Psychology. I wish ...

Grade: 9.0. Extensive summary for the course Data Mining for Business and Governance. The summary contains the content of all lectures and tutorials (the theory, not the coding), including additional notes, examples and explanations. I also incorporated parts of the relevant chapters of the following books (in the form of supplementing the lecture content): (1) Data mining: concepts and techniques (3rd edition) by Jiawei Han, Micheline Kamber, Jian Pei (H-Book), (2) Data Mining: The Textbook by ...

Summary for the POD Exam. I mixed the content of the lectures with short but 'straight to the point' summaries of what the authors/readings were saying. 2 pages per lecture, with the essential content/concepts etc = easier to learn !

Solely with this document, I scored a 9.3 for the exam. This document includes an extensive and well elaborated overview of all the lecture notes for the course Group Dynamics (-B-2). It includes a nice overview of the information on the slides, with extra information, explanation, elaboration or elucidation as given by our professor Margarita Leib. It is complete and provides a good study document for the exam.

An in-depth summary of the relevant content for International Law Term 2, including the relevant lecture notes and textbook notes, including tips on how to answer questions. I got a first for this course.

Lecture 1: Definition and types of violence, Lecture 2: Violence victimization: its meaning and prevalence, Lecture 3: Victim recognition in the Criminal Justice System, Lecture 4: Data visualization, Lecture 5: Research violence, Lecture 6: Exploring sexual violence victimhood in men, Lecture 7: Gun violence, Lecture 8: Suicide, Lecture 9: Domestic Violence during COVID-10, Lecture 10: Biopsychosocial perspectives on violent offending, Lecture 11: Violence offending: Who offends and in what con...