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This is a practice exam I made myself for the course Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse from IBP at Leiden University. It consists of 44 multiple choice questions and 6 open ended questions that I made as realistic as possible. They cover all the lectures and all the scientific articles, so together are a good way to prepare for the exam. The answers are at the bottom of the document.

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This is a summary of the course Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse within the IBP programme of Leiden. It is a full summary of the scientific articles and the lectures, which I all attended to take notes of. It is seperated by week and 45 pages in total. Together with my practice exam in another document, they are a good way to test your knowledge for the course.

This summary includes everything you need to know to pass your test! It includes the information from the lectures and also some extra information that I've read from the papers that were recommended. The information is supported by explanatory figures and tables. I passed the exam in the first try by learning my summary!

Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 507 - Advanced Pathophysiology Week 5 EDAPT Module - Alterations in Neurobiological Function This document includes the full module: Full summary, all questions, all answers, and feedback for each This is everything you need to complete the full EDAPT module which will allow you to finish it very quickly with 100%.

Summary of powerpoints and additional information. I obtained a 18/20.

A summary of the obligated articles for the exam of the course Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse

Summarized is all the material from the master course neurobiology of stress given within the neuroscience profile. Summary contains text and explaining figures. All lectures, workgroups, and self study is included.

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is known as clinical depression where approximately 20% of females are clinically depressed compared to males at 12%. To be clinically depressed means that the symptoms experienced interfere with the individual’s daily life. It leads to an overall feeling that life is not an enjoyable experience. The exact cause of MDD is unknown, but most likely due to a combination of genetic, biologic and environmental factors. ....CONTINUE.......

Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse - Extensive summary of all lectures (english)