Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary of important information of lectures for exam. Research Toolbox - Applied Cognitive Psychology

English summary of the 7 articles and 8 knowledge clips of SIPA Social Influence, Public Communication and Advertising.

An overview/summary of the course 'Modern Methods in Data Analysis' (part of Epidemiology at Utrecht University/UMC Utrecht). Linear Models, Likelihood and Logistic Regression are explained. Also Poisson models and generalized linear models, Survival Analysis, Resampling methods, Longitudinal Data Analysis are explained.

Volledige samenvatting van de lectures van de cursus Anthropology of Violence: Actors, Repertoires & Subjectivities () Universiteit Utrecht. De samenvatting omvat alle leerstof van de lectures: 1. Anthropology of Violence: What is violence? 2. Colonial and Postcolonial Violence 3. War-time Violence 4. Trauma and Embodied Violence 5. Urban Violence and Resilience 6. Violence, Gender and Sexuality 7. How to Study Violence?

This summary contains all the material from the Grasple lessons provided by the University Utrecht for the course ARMS. It includes material needed for the skills exam (e.g. how to do analyses), but also material for the theory exam. Important concepts are (bold) colored or instructions in italics. To give you the best idea if how it al works, there are also figures from the lessons added. Also the summary of the ARMS lectures are available. Goodluck!

Summary of ALL the literature of the second exam of planning theory (GEO2-7011) 2023/2024.

This summary contains all articles for the workshops given in the course Loss & Psychotrauma. It also contains notes from the workshops and the slides. The following workshops are included: Workshop: Narrative Exposure Therapy - Josita Versteeg Article: Narrative exposure therapy for PTSD page 187-205 (Neuer, Elbert & Schauer, 2020) Workshop: Treatment of prolonged grief following traumatic loss - Jeroen Knipscheer Article: Prolonged grief disorder: Cognitive-behavioral theory and ...

Summary of the course 'Innovation Systems and Processes' with the topics: Introduction, Neo-Schumpeterian Economics, Innovation systems, Political economy and innovation, SCOT & ANT, User innovation, Transition studies, Futures in and of Innovation studies.

This summary includes all information from the lectures and the most important terms of the book. Harder topics are explained even better summarised by giving more information from Google. This summary is all you need to know for the exam.