Lu isa Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

A summary of all articles needed for "Media en Beïnvloeding". Kok et al (2018): Ignoring theory and misinterpreting evidence: the false belief in fear appeals, Cho & Cheon (2013): Who do people avoid advertising on the internet?, Ketelaar, Aarts, & Demir (2019): #17 Go Figure (23 innovations in digital communication), Ketelaar, Maeasen, Linssen, & Van Gisbergen (2013): The effectiveness of openness in advertising for familiar and unfamiliar brands across different nationalities, Campbell (2002...

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Summaries containing the most important points of all 22 articles that are needed for the Media & Informatie exam. Article 1: Bhatti: What would happen if we were better informed? Simulating increased knowledge in European parliament elections, Article 2: Dobelli: Avoid News – Towards a Healthy News Diet, Article 3: Shoemaker: Hardwired for news: using biological and cultural evolution to explain the surveillance function, Article 4: Ball-Rokeach: Media Systems Dependency Theory, Article 5: ...

A summary of the official lectures of the course "Evolutionary Foundations of Behaviour". Does not include student presentation lectures, as these naturally change every year.

A summary of all regular lectures of the 3rd year psychology course "B&E 3: Cognition, Attitude, Motivation".

A summary of all video lectures of the 3rd year psychology course "B&E 3: Cognition, Attitude, Motivation".

This document summaries the entire book "Corporate Communication - A Guide to Theory & Practice" by Joep Cornelissen (5th Edition), as well as taking into consideration any additional notes that were mentioned during the lecture. It is, therefore, an all-round preparation for the exam.

A summary of the State of the Art lectures of the course "Designing Persuasive Texts". Includes the lecture by Stephanie Knoors, Laura Witlox, Anne van der Veen, Bert Kampschreur, and Paul Ubachs.

A summary of all seven "Research Methodology II" lectures in preparation for exam A. Includes some class notes on the Hendriks, van Meurs & Hogervorst (2016), Batenburg & Das (2014), and Smidts et al. (2001) papers.

A summary of all the lectures for the course "Crosscultural Online Communication". Contains clear explanations and images to help understand and remember the material. Good for visual learners.