University Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Complete summary of the EMO course taught at the Free University of Amsterdam in the first year of the EBE study

Summary of material covered (preparations for lectures and notes during class) for the course consumer behavior at the free university of Amsterdam. period 4 (february to march 2024).

This is a complete summary of the course material for Marketing and Persuasive Communication (MPC). It includes summaries of the articles and book + lecture notes. Moreover, the models are all illustrated with pictures, as well as other figures that might be of interest.

Summary of the complete course: Developmental Psychology & Psychopathology - [ENG] - Y1P5&P6 - B Psychology - VU University Amsterdam

This document contains a summary of almost all articles for the course Environmental Policy (AM) [ERM]. THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS A SUMMARY FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Astbury, B., & Leeuw, F. L. (2010). Unpacking Black Boxes: Mechanisms and Theory Building in Evaluation. American Journal of Evaluation, 31(3), 363-381. Birkland, T. A. (2016). An introduction to the policy process : theories, concepts, and models of public policy making. Castree, N. (2010, 01 Sep. 2010). Neoliberalism a...

This is a summary of the course in the 2nd year of the bachelor. It contains all the slides, pictures, graphs, examples and all my notes from the courses. I had 36 out of 40 questions correct on the exam.

This summary based on the classic textbook for teaching statistics 'Introduction to the Practice of Statistics', helps students to correctly produce and interpret data found in a real-world context. The summary can be seen as a guide through the different types of data gathering and the analysis. Use this summary, whilst making the corresponding homework tasks, to develop a problem-solving way of thinking - which helps to understand statistical concepts and reasoning.

TERMINOLOGY QUIZLET INCLUDED :) Using this summary, I got an 8.3 on the exam. This summary contains everything needed for the Literary Theory course at VU university.* All terms used are in italics and can be revised through the Quizlet I linked at the end of the summary. Good luck with studying! <3 *= except psychoanalysis (chapter 2)

I got an 8 for this course

these are all possible exam questions and very extensive answers to them.