Pligt Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The notes are a comprehensive summary of the information from the literature and lectures of the Persuasive Communication course. Besides the book, the notes also summarize the additional scientific articles that were part of the exam materials. The notes helped secure a grade of 8.5 for the closed book Persuasive Communication exam of 2020/2021.

This summary combines the book chapters and additional information given in the lectures. I only studied for the exam using this summary and I got a 8.9/10.

study guide for the final exam of the course Mind, Behavior, and Society 1

Providing an in-depth and complete section of notes from the course of Persuasive Communication. Notes include not only a meticulous outline of the literature assigned (both from the book as well as for supplementary articles) but also from the weekly seminars and lectures. Besides, all articles include references if you need to go back to the article. The book of reference for this course is the following: Van der Pligt, J. & Vliek, M. (2017). The psychology of influence: Theory, research and p...

complete answers to the tutorial questions of the course Mind, Behavior and Society 1

For persuasive communication, It's not enough to just go over the literature slides for the exam. There is a well-organized and detailed notebook. It will be very useful while reviewing for the exam because some crucial elements are included in the books but not in the lecture slides.

A detailed summary of the Persuasive Communication textbook chapters 1-10.

As a student of Communication Science at UvA, I took Persuasive Communication during the first semester of my second year (2019). I passed the course and the exam with very good grades, so I believe that the reading summary is very good and could help anyone taking this subject as well.

All the necessary information for the exam in 2020/2021 (not too much and not too little). - All I needed to do well on my exam (9/10)

This is a comprehensive summary of the whole book The Psychology of Influence by Joop van der Pligt and Michael Vliek