Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TUE) • Psychology and Technology

This document contains a practice exam for the course Thinking and Deciding (0HV60), with answers. This exam proves a good example for the actual exam considering the level of questions and the topics. It contains both multiple choice questions and open questions. This document is useful to consider when studying. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Lecture notes for the course Thinking and Deciding (0HV60). This document contains lectures notes for all lectures of the course, and some additional notes as well. Useful for exams or extra information. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Thinking, fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman This document summarizes all chapters relevant for the 0HV60 Thinking and Deciding course. It has a consistent structure, enabling easy searching through chapters and topics. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Samenvatting bevat alles van de lectures van de powerpoints van 0HM280

Extensive summary of the book Foundations of Sensation and Perception (by Mather) for the chapters as covered by the lectures of 0HV20. Build up in an orderly fashion with additional images for clarification and inclusion of keywords as stated in the book.

Document summarizing all webcasts extra info as provided by the lecturers. Contains handy images and brief, but clear information.

Clear summary of the content of the course Advanced Research Methods and Research Ethics that contains all the important concepts, theories, and commands you need to know for good study results.

An extensive summary of the human factors reading material. Its purpose is to get a good understanding of the material, but can also be used to study. For only study purpose I have another document that is half this long with the purpose just to study for the exam. The intended use of this summary is in combination with going to the lectures. It tries to explain background knowledge from year 2, but does not explain trivial knowledge such as that from year 1.

This is a summary, so a selection of the most important information from the reading material. Its intent is to help you study for the final exam. Also it is advised for complementary use: to go to the lectures for more background or buy my more extensive summary of the reading material.

Summary for Social Robots, articles: Robot rights? Towards a social-relational justification of moral consideration. Coeckelbergh, M. (2010). Ethical values and social care robots for older people: an international qualitative study Draper, H. & Sorell, T. (2017). Is Sex With Robots Rape? Romy Eskens (2017). Ethics of AI and robotics Vincent Muller (2017). The ethics of crashes with self‐driving cars: A roadmap, I II Sven Nyholm (2017). How robots change the world. What automation really ...