Lu-isa Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a summary of all lectures and seminars given in the first period of Building Blocks of English 1. Any additional information mentioned in the corresponding book chapters of D. Smakman's "Clear English Pronunciation" is also included.

A complete summary of all lectures of the first-year IBC course "Building Blocks of English 2". Contains detailed information on all sections of an academic article.

A well-organised, clear, and complete summary of both the lectures of "Foreign Languages in Advertising" and the corresponding chapters (1-5) from the book "Foreign Languages in Advertising" by Hornikx, & van Meurs. It also includes a summary of the article by Grondelaers & van Gent (2018): "How “deep” is Dynamism? Revisiting the evaluation of Moroccan-flavored Netherlandic Dutch." I put in a lot of effort to also make it look visually appealing, for example by adding little pictures here an...

An in-depth summary that explains all aspects of the course in detail. Includes everything that was discussed during the lectures, as well as material from all 8 chapters from the syllabus "The psychology of language: From body to mental model and back". Very clear layout with graphs and pictures to explain the material and manifest the information (=good for visual learners).

A summary of the regular lectures of "Designing Persuasive Texts" and the entire corresponding reader "Persuasive Texts: Research and Design" by Hoeken, Hornikx, and Hustinx (Draft December 2017). Clearly explains all theories and topics needed for the exam and gives examples to illustrate what is being discussed. (when I view this document on Stuvia, it looks as if it is glitched, with half of the second page being on the first page. However, this is of course not actually the case. Please cont...

A summary of all 13 lectures and the entire Gazzaniga book for the course "General Introduction to Psychology". This summary is organised in such a way that the headings 'Lecture x/ Chapter x' are covering all content explicitly mentioned during the lectures. The headings 'Addition Chapter x' summarise any additional information that is in the corresponding book chapter and was not covered extensively during the lectures. However, this is also relevant material for the exam! Includes lots of pic...

An extensive summary of the Statistics course, explaining everything that is needed for the exam: validity -vs- reliability, the five dispersions, z-scores, central limit theorem, confidence intervals, type I and type II errors, boxplots, t-tests, correlations, ANOVA, post hoc tests, Chi-squares etc. Includes lots of graphs, colours, and explanations to make the topics clear and to give a good overview of everything that needs to be learned.

Summary of the necessary book chapters from "An Introduction to Language and Linguistics" by Fasold & Connor-Linton, combined with lecture notes. Includes the knowledge needed for both exam 1 and exam 2 with a clear division in the document.

Summary of the book "Organisational Behaviour" by Buchanan & Huczynski (9th Edition). Practice questions and lists of keywords with definitions included for some chapters. Additional lecture notes that the book does not cover.

A clear and concise summary of all the following articles needed for the "Language Management in International Organisations" exam: Luna & Peracchio (1999): What's in a Bilingual Mind?: How Bilingual Consumers Process Information, Luo & Shenkar (2006): The multinational corporation as a multilingual community: Language and organisation in a global context, Lauring (2008): Rethinking social identity theory in international encounters: language use as a negotiated object for identity-making, Lavri...