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Includes information from the lecture slides + minor additional comments on things that were unclear to me. WEEK 1 - Basic Neuroanatomy WEEK 2 - Measuring WEEK 3 - Cognitive ageing, and the impact of lifestyle on the ageing brain & Gut-Brain axis in ageing WEEK 4 - The immune-brain axis (in obesity: the obesity spiral) WEEK 5 - Short chain fatty acids (in the human gut-brain axis)

Really for beginners, not seasoned students. The very complete test bank with all answers covering all chapters. Including core concepts, trends and developments and extra test questions. All in 1, fun to make!

This is the complete summary of the 2024 edition, the second volume, Chapters 14 through 30 in English. Reading time 40 min. Including complete test bank the learning objectives and core concepts explained. All in 1.

Comprehensive summary of chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Psychological science 7th edition - summary in English

Summary of all mandatory articles in the course Social Media & New Media, as taught in academic year 2023/2024

Full notes on the required literature, including Kidd chapters, in the Media, Entertainment & Culture course, as taught in academic year 2023/2024.

Complete notes of all Media Content courses given in the academic year 2023/2024.

Summary of the mandatory literature for media content, as provided in academic year 2023/2024.

Notes on the 5th lecture of Global Value Chains (MAN-BCU2054)+ a summary of the article from Harvard Business Review you had to read beforehand (When your contract manufacturer becomes you competitor).

Comprehensive notes of the knowledge clips and lectures, as given in academic year 2024-2025

Notes of all the lectures for the course Behavioural Economics and Policy. Differences between neoclassical and behavioural economics, nudges, budges, and boosts, the scale-up effect, incentives, prosocial behaviour, altruism, Elinor Ostrom's analysis of economic governance, reciprocity, social norms, injuctive and empirical beliefs, different types of nudges (defaults, norm-nudges, etc.), the discounted utility model, prospect theory, Allais paradox, gender, libertarian paternalism, S-frame ...

Notes of all the lectures, feedback sessions, and knowledge clips of the course History of Economics. The different schools of economic thinking, pre-classical economics, Classical school of economics, mercantilism, physiocrats, German historical school, socialism, Marxism, neoclassical economics, Alfred Marshall, Bernoulli, utilitarianism, marginalism, Pareto, Polanyi and economic sociology, the 'Great Transformation', capitalism, different critiques, macroeconomics, Keynesian uncertainty...

This comprehensive summary of Current Theories of Persuasion & Resistance provides a complete, clear and exam-proof overview of all mandatory articles and lectures. In this elaboration, the most important models, concepts and mechanisms from persuasion and resistance theories are discussed step by step. You will find diagrams, key concepts, explanations of causal processes and examples.

Notes of all the lectures and the feedback sessions of the course International economics. Using only these notes to study, I got an 8,5 for the exam. Detailed explanations of concepts and models, such as the money market model, the foreign exchange market model, the Heckscher-Ohlin model, exchange rate overshooting, the open-economy policy trilemma, Bretton woods system, exchange rate regimes, gravity model, Ricardian model of trade, production possibility frontier, diminishing returns, opportu...

Summary of the lectures. Excluding multifactorial disease as it is not in the exam.

Summary of all lectures

Notes on lecture 3 of Global Value Chains (MAN-BCU2054), including the guest lecture from Shell

Summary of lectures and associated chapters of the book. Week 4-5.

Summary of lectures and associated chapters week 6-7

A summary of all the book's lectures and chapters. Week 1 -3