Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (RU) • Psychologie

This document is a summary of psychological ethics, covering key concepts, theories, and principles. It explains how to identify and deal with ethical dilemmas by using a three-level model of ethical justification, which includes ethical codes, principles, and theories. The notes also delve into metaethics, discussing the status of morality through concepts like moral relativism, absolutism, and objectivism, as well as the 'is-ought' distinction

Concise, chapter-by-chapter lecture summary of Rowland Miller’s Intimate Relationships covering attraction, social cognition, communication, interdependence, love, stress/jealousy, conflict, maintenance and couple therapies. Includes research methods, key empirical findings, diagnostic concepts (attachment, jealousy, betrayal), intervention overviews (PREP, TBCT, CBCT, IBCT, EFT), and practical relationship techniques for assessment and repair. Optimized for exam revision and seminar preparati...

Comprehensive lecture summaries and literature notes for Cognitive Neuropsychology (B&C3), covering methods, lesion logic, perception, attention, memory systems, language, emotion, social cognition and decision neuroscience. Includes paradigms (EEG/MEG/fMRI), key patient syndromes (aphasia, agnosia, amnesia, neglect), neural circuits and clinical implications, organized week-by-week for exam revision and advanced course preparation. Optimized for Radboud University students preparing seminars an...

Consolidated lecture notes covering core affective science topics: emotion components, James Gross modal model, transdiagnostic approaches, RDoC, reward sensitivity and impulsivity (ADHD), temporal discounting, emotion control, emotional attention, antisocial/aggressive behaviour, and emotional memory mechanisms. Aligned with weekly HC1–HC6 curriculum, structured for exam revision and master‑level clinical psychology study at Radboud University.

Complete lecture notes covering HC1–HC12 on major psychotherapy models: psychodynamic, client‑centered, cognitive and behavior therapies, DBT, schema therapy, family and group systems, e‑health, motivational techniques and outcome research. Focuses on theory, core techniques (exposure, imagery rescripting, Socratic dialogue, behavioral experiments), clinical application and exam‑relevant summaries. Ideal for Master level Clinical Psychology students preparing for courses and assessments ...

This document is a comprehensive summary of a psychotherapy reader. It covers major psychotherapy schools, including psychodynamic, cognitive, and behavior therapy, as well as couple and group therapy. The notes also discuss the importance of scientific research and common factors in treatment. This summary provides an overview of the key concepts and topics presented in the course reader.

This document is a summary of a lecture on diversity in the Netherlands, focusing on the history of migration, demographics of non-Western migrants, and Dutch migration policies. It covers topics such as multiculturalism, the rise of populism, and factors that predict ethnic prejudice. The notes provide an overview of intergroup relations from a multicultural perspective and include data from sources like CBS to illustrate the points.

Covers group membership, need to belong, ostracism (Cyberball), self‑categorization theory, social identity theory (minimal group paradigm), categorization/identification/social comparison, strategies to solve intergroup problems (cross‑, de‑ and re‑categorization), and optimal distinctiveness. Concise week‑3 lecture notes with experimental findings, diagrams, and practical applications for seminars, essays, and exam revision in intercultural/intergroup modules.

Week‑4 lecture notes on acculturation covering Berry’s acculturation model (integration, assimilation, separation, marginalization), empirical ICSEY findings on migrant identification, determinants of acculturation, three levels of social integration (legal, sociological, psychological), rejection‑identification and the integration paradox, and policy‑relevant complications for migrants in the Dutch context. Clear, slide‑style summaries ideal for seminar prep, revision, and essay suppo...

Concise literature summary of an undergraduate Psychology of Sexuality module covering theories of human sexuality, sexology research methods and ethics, anatomy and sexual response, gender and orientation, attraction and intimate relationships, sexual behaviours across the lifespan, contraception and pregnancy, sexual dysfunction and therapy, paraphilias, and legal and victimization issues. Exam‑focused lecture summaries and evidence‑based highlights ideal for revision, seminar preparation,...

Concise literature summary covering core topics in the psychology of human sexuality: theoretical perspectives, research methods and ethics, sexual anatomy and response, gender and identity, sexual orientation, attraction, intimate relationships, sexual behaviours across the lifespan, contraception and pregnancy, sexual dysfunction, paraphilias, and sexual law and victimization. Compact, exam‑focused lecture summaries and evidence‑based points ideal for revision, seminar prep, and assignment...

This document is a comprehensive summary of lectures and readings on the psychology of sexuality. It explores how sexuality is influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors. The notes cover various topics, including the biopsychosocial model, different theories of sexuality (e.g., psychoanalytic, behavioral, and evolutionary), and a wide range of sexual behaviors and motivations.

Comprehensive week-by-week lecture notes covering core organisational psychology topics: organisational theory, leadership and power, groups and teams, motivation and job design, structure and coordination, communication and culture, learning, change and innovation. Concise summaries of key models and theories, practical examples, and interactive-lecture case material for seminar use and exam revision. Optimized for bachelor-level study and assignment preparation.

Comprehensive week-by-week lecture notes covering core organisational psychology topics: approaches to organisation and management, leadership and power, groups and teams, motivation and job design, organisational structure, communication and culture, learning and change. Aligned with seminars and exam preparation for SOW-PSB3BE50E; includes summaries of key theories, models, and practical case material (BRP case study) useful for revision and assignments.

Covers cultural differences and Hofstede’s dimensions: individualism vs collectivism, power distance, masculinity vs femininity, and uncertainty avoidance, plus Dutch case examples and religious (Islam) differences with youth data. Concise lecture notes for week 2 of a multicultural intergroup relations module with slides-style figures and country comparisons, useful for exam revision and seminar preparation.

Comprehensive compiled lecture summaries and literature notes for a university module on neurophysiology, covering attention, thalamic gating (RTN), corollary discharge and visual stability, semantic processing and the N400, parietal–frontal decision/planning circuits, optic ataxia, schemas and memory consolidation, and related empirical studies. Designed as a compact study guide and exam revision resource that links core papers, experimental paradigms, key results and neurophysiological mecha...

Reading pack and lecture materials covering core social influence topics and empirical articles (reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, liking and scarcity, authority, priming, organizational influence). Includes summaries, experiment methods, results and practical implications — designed for seminar preparation, literature review and exam revision.

Comprehensive summary and annotated bibliography of key social influence papers (reciprocity, commitment/consistency, social proof, liking, scarcity, authority, priming, organizational influence). Includes abstracts, experimental methods, results and practical implications across 12+ articles useful for seminar reading, literature reviews, or exam preparation.

Week 5 lecture notes covering aversive biases and how subtle and explicit prejudice operate in intergroup contexts, including measurement (IAT, amygdala, startle), behavioral consequences, aversive racism, and implicit-explicit dissociation. Includes empirical examples (bystander effects, hiring field experiments), patient experiences with clinician bias, and practical implications for prejudice reduction and contact interventions.

Week 6 lecture notes for "Intergroup Relations from a Multicultural Perspective" covering blatant prejudice: perceived threat (realistic vs symbolic), predictors of negative intergroup attitudes, media and symbolic threat, terror management theory, Islamophobia and the Stereotype Content Model, and dynamics of ethnic conflict. Structured for exam revision and applied research, with empirical findings and path/interaction models.