- Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document summarises the lectures for all eight weeks. Be aware that this is the same content as that of my other summary named "Summary Exam Notes - Anxiety and Related Disorder" minus the article summaries. Pictures are included.

These notes cover all the lectures given in the course Health Promotion and Behavior Change at Utrecht University.

Summary of the six lectures given by the different teachers.

This document provides summaries for weeks 2 through 7, covering the articles assigned for the lectures and exam preparation. Some specific results and details are excluded, as they may not be essential for the exam. Please note that the summaries for weeks 8 and 9 are not included.

This a complete summary with all exam material, including: - all given lectures - following articles and book chapters: • Cummings, T.G. & Worley, C.G. (2015). Organization Development & Change. o Chapter 1 and 2 (Introduction and Planned Change) o Chapter 5 (Diagnosing) o Chapter 18 section 18-4 (Culture change). • Avery, D. R. and McKay, P. F. (2006), Target Practice: An Organizational impression management approach to attracting minority and female job applicants. Personnel Psych...

This is a summary containing all information of all the web lectures given for the course: Communication: effective interaction in theory and practice at the SHOP master of the UU. Course is also known as 'communication and leadership'.

Summary of all lectures and all the mandatory readings

This document entails a summary of all the theories of the course Understanding Prejudice at the UU. At the end of the big table with all the theories, including the core concepts, measures, and origins of prejudice, is an overview of all the important figures, models, and graphs that were present in the lectures. Good luck studying!

This is a cohesive and easy-to-read summary covering six weeks of literature for the course Criminal Behavior During the Life Course. The summary integrates key theories, concepts, and empirical findings into a clear narrative that helps you understand how criminal behavior develops, persists, and declines over time. Each section connects the readings seamlessly, including illustrative examples from research to make complex theories more understandable

The lecture notes of the course criminological research (for social science students) of the minor Criminology. It includes all the lectures.