Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (RU) • Psychologie

Week 7 lecture notes covering theories and evidence on intergroup inequality: social dominance theory, social dominance orientation (SDO), legitimacy of status differences, mechanisms that maintain group hierarchies, system justification theory, and motivating factors for system support. Includes empirical findings, scale items, examples of implicit system support, and implications for improving intergroup relations and prejudice reduction—useful for exam revision and research summaries.

Week 8 lecture notes covering theories and empirical findings on radicalization: profiles of extremists, ladder model, quest for personal significance, identity model (cultural, social, personal), and integration of radicalization models. Includes statistics on IS foreign fighters, structural models, and prevention-relevant social-psychological mechanisms useful for exam revision and research summaries.

These lecture notes cover Week 9 of "Intergroup Relations from a Multicultural Perspective," focusing on evidence-based ways to improve intergroup relations: the contact hypothesis, responsible processes, the Common Ingroup Identity Model, majority/minority differences, social identity threat, motivations for social change, illegitimizing inequalities, and the irony of harmony. Notes include experimental findings, mediating mechanisms, practical prerequisites for contact interventions, and...

This document contains detailed lecture notes for the course "Intergroup Relations from a Multicultural Perspective" at Radboud University. It covers key topics including multiculturalism in the Netherlands, acculturation strategies, social identity theory, implicit and explicit prejudice, and radicalisation. The notes are structured across multiple lectures and include empirical studies, theoretical models, and diagrams, making it ideal for exam preparation and conceptual understanding.

These lecture notes for Theoretical Psychology provide a complete overview of the history and development of psychology. Topics include pre-scientific psychology, phrenology, psychophysics, structuralism, functionalism, Gestalt psychology, psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and cognitive psychology. The notes also cover major figures such as Wundt, James, Freud, Skinner, and Chomsky, as well as intelligence testing, memory research, and the evolution of psychological methods. Organized by lectures, th...

Summary chapter 18 Clinical Neuropsychology

Summary of introduction chapter 3 clinical neuropsychology.

This document contains a summary of every lecture, summarized per chapter

This document contains note of all the lectures of the course Work Psychology

This document contains summaries of everything you need to study for the exam. This document consists of 3 parts: Part 1: Summary of all 8 chapters of the book "Essential Psychotherapies" per chapter Part 2: Summary of all 11 lectures Part 3: Summary of all 11 articles, per article

In this document are notes of all the lectures of this course

This document contains the notes of all the lectures of Development & Mental Health 1

In this document are all the most important theories and definitions you need to know for the exam. The first half of the document consists of theories of cognitive development, psychosexual development, psychoanalytic theory, moral development, psychosocial development, bioecological model, attachment theory, identity status, parenting styles, peer rating and moral reasoning. The second half of the document consists of important definitions

In this document are notes about all the lectures of the philosophy course

In this document are the most important theories/movements. All elaborately described and explained including examples, arguments and counterarguments. If you study this document well, you are able to pass the exam without having to watch all the lectures or read all the literature!

This is the full summary. I studied this and got an 8 on the exam. Enjoy!

This is the full summary for this course. Enjoy!

Extensive lecture notes of all the lectures of Social Influence. Lectures are based on the book of Cialdini on influence but this is not a summary of the book.

Summary Particularly Of The Book

This is a summary of chapters 1 -15 (entire book) of the 6th edition from Gazzaniga. Pleasant to read, informal writing. Only most important key concepts from each chapter. Including a complete test bank and list of key concepts. All in 1.