Master psychologie Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

This summary contains the articles that must be learned for the Master Psychology course Talent Development & Creativity at the University of Groningen. See the first page for a table of contents. Good luck with studying! :)

This is a complete summary of the course Personnel Selection, given in the Master Psychology of University of Groningen. The course is given in block 1.a. It entails all required materials; chapters of the book, the required extra chapters, as well as the articles & tutorials related to this course. In the end, I also made an overview of the selection methods discussed during the course and their validities & reliabilities. It might seem like a long summary, but there are topics that are discuss...

This summary contains all the mandatory articles that you need to study for the exam of Cognitive Neuropsychiatry (2024), a course provided by the neuropsychology master at Utrecht University. The articles are summarized extensively, so you have all the information you need for the exam combined in one document.

This summary contains the articles that must be learned for the Master Psychology course Test Construction at the University of Groningen. See the first page for a table of contents. Good luck with studying! :)

Terms and definitions from the lecture slides.

They are a bit elaborative, but so will be the test as well i guess :)))) I'll be uploading summaries of the books soon as well, so keep an eye onnit ♡

This is a summary of the articles (in the manual of the course), we needed to study for the lectures and workshops of the course Loss & Psychotrauma at University Utrecht (Master Clinical Psychology).

For this summary I used the micro lectures and the Q&A's. I tried to be as complete as possible while still remaining a small summary.

This summary consists of all the articles (except 2) for the course Talent Development & Creativity and chapters 2, 8, 9 and 18 of the book 'The Complexity of Greatness: Beyond Talent or Practice' from Kaufman.