Lu-isa Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COVERS EXAM A AND EXAM B: Summary of all necessary book chapters from "Introducing Communication Research" by Treadwell and additional lecture notes for the course Research Methodology. Material for both exams is covered in this summary, clearly divided into the two respective parts for exam A and exam B.

A summary of the "Philosophical Reflection" lectures given in the second year of the IBC study at Radboud University. Explains the views of the philosophers discussed, as well as terms and theories - anything that was mentioned during the course and is relevant for the exam. Includes pictures, SmartArt, and a clear layout which is meant to help work through all the themes that were covered. (tip: make sure that you read and understand (summaries of) the papers, as this will also be very useful i...

A clear summary of the "Language and Thought" lectures, including summaries of the article by Asifa Majid (Language and Cognition) and by Berlin and Kay (Language, thought, and colour: Whorf was half right).

This clear and compact summary contains everything that is needed to pass the course "Marketing Communication". It is closely based on the book "Marketing Communication - A European Perspective" (6th Edition) by De Pelsmacker, Geuens, and Van Den Berg, but also takes into consideration what has been discussed during the lectures.

An organised summary of all "Research Methods" lectures from the first-year Psychology course. Works with clear definitions and examples to understand and remember the material as well as possible.

A summary of the lectures of "Interaction Analysis", given in the second year of the IBC course at Radboud University. Includes main topics such as Halliday's functions of language, politeness theory, Face-Threatening Acts, the four Maxims, or Stubbe's discourse analytical approaches, as well as everything else that was mentioned during the lectures.

A summary of the "Internal Communication" lectures, combined with chapters from the book "Organizational Behaviour" by Buchanan & Huczynski. Includes lots of pictures, graphs, and tables from both the book and the lectures to help understand and remember the material as well as possible.

This document shows how to report dependent t-tests, independent t-tests, correlations, post hoc tests, and chi-square tests according to the Vadamecum Reporting Research and by using SPSS output, clearly pointing out where each component of the report can be found in the SPSS output. Furthermore, it is explained how to choose the correct statistical technique in SPSS.

Summary of the book "Information Systems for Business and Beyond" and lecture notes.

Summary of the lectures of "Intercultural Communication" taught in the 1st year of the IBC Bachelor, which are based on the book "Intercultural Communication" by Liu, Volcic & Gallois.