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On the first page, you see the titles of the articles that have been summarized.

Every lecture (except of the guest lecture) is part of this document.

Summary of the article ‘Do mother’s and father’s education condition the impact of parental divorce on child well-being?’ by Mandemakers & Kalmijn (2013). This is reading material for week 3 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MCH.

Summary of the article ‘Applying Intervention Mapping to develop a community-based intervention aimed at improved psychological and social well-being of unmarried teenage mothers in Uganda’ by Leerlooijer, Kok, Weyusya, Bos, Ruiter, Rijsdijk, … Bartholomew (2014). This is reading material for week 5 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MCH. I worked with small lists and bullet points as much as possible, as t...

Summary of the article ‘Does sport-participation improve health? A panel analysis on the role of educational attainment, economic deprivation and work-family load’ by Coenders, Van Mensvoort, Kraaykamp, & Breedveld (2017). This is reading material for week 5 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MCH.

Summary of the article 'Family Group Conferencing in public mental health and social capital theory’ by De Jong, Schout, Pennell, & Abma (2015). This is reading material for week 6 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MCH.

Summary of the full book 'Health Inequality: An introduction to concepts, theories and methods' by Bartley; second edition (2017). This book is exam material for the course Advances in Health and Society at Wageningen University. The summary is in English. I included some of the important tables and figures discussed, so that you also have a visual overview of the matter. I added an index so you can also study specific parts. The summary is 35,5 pages instead of 201, so I hope you can benefit ...

Summary of the article 'Strengthening sense of coherence: opportunities for theory building in health promotion’ by Super, Wagemakers, Picavet, Verkooijen, & Koelen (2016). This is reading material for week 5 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS and MCH.

Summary of the article ‘Qualitative evaluation of the Teenage Mothers Project in Uganda: a community-based empowerment intervention for unmarried teenage mothers’ by Leerlooijer, Bos, Ruiter, Reeuwijk, Rijsdijk, Nshakira, & Kok (2013). This is reading material for week 5 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS and MCH.

Summary of the article ‘More than culture: Structural racism, intersectionality theory, and immigrant health' by Viruell-Fuentes, Miranda, & Abdulrahim (2012). This is reading material for week 3 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS and MCH.

Summary of the article ‘Reducing health inequities: is universal basic income the way forward?' by Ruckert, Huynh, & Labonté (2017). This is reading material for week 4 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS and MCH.

Summary of the article ‘Conceptualizing the health and well-being impacts of social enterprise: a UK-based study' by Macaulay et al. (2017). This is reading material for week 4 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS and MCH. Even though the summary seems to have a little more pages, I mainly worked with bullet points to create a better overview of all the causes and effects of each factor. Also, this summary in...

Summary of the article ‘Differentiating the effect of social enterprise activities on health' by Macaulay et al. (2018). This is reading material for week 4 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS.

Summary of the article ‘Income inequality and health' by Pickett & Wilkinson (2015). This is reading material for week 2 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS.

Summary of the article ‘Stressors and resources mediate the association of socioeconomic position with health behaviours’ from Mulder, De Bruin, Schreurs, Van Ameijden, & Van Woerkum (2011). This is reading material for week 2 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS.

Short summary of the online article 'Inequality of Opportunities in Health and the Principle of Natural Reward: Evidence from European Countries' from Bricard, Jusot, Trannoy, & Tubeuf (2013). This is reading material for week 1 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS.

Short summary of the online article 'The case against equality of opportunity' from Dylan Matthews (2015). This is reading material for week 1 of the course Advances in Health and Society at WUR, which is one of the compulsory courses in period 1 of the master MHS.

Summary of the whole book 'Population: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues', by R. Weeks (12th edition, 2014), only excluding CH9. All chapters (CH1-CH12) are summarised, including important concepts, tables and extra images to clarify explanations. Throughout the summary the writing gets a bit shorter, with more focus on just the headlines. The amount of pages seems a lot, but every chapter is summarised in about 10 pages, which is about 1/4 of the total: all chapters in the book sum up to...

This document contains all information, models, and graphs presented in the lectures of Environmental Psychology. the notes I made during the lectures are also included. If you want to pass the exam, make sure you know this information very well. Make it easier by buying this document :)

Summary of chapter 1: what is health communication? In Health Communication: from theory to practice by R. Schiavo. This article is compulsory literature for lecture 1 of Health communication and Innovation at Wageningen University and Research.