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Hello. I am selling my work of the assignment for Measurement Theory and Assessment 2 at VU Amsterdam that earned a solid 8/10. It explores the reliability and validity of an Agreeableness questionnaire used in the context of retail store job applications. The paper investigates whether the questionnaire is psychometrically sound, how social desirability may affect responses from applicants, and whether Agreeableness can predict counterproductive work behavior (CWB). It includes a well-struc...

Hey. I’m offering my graded Philosophy & Psychology assignment for the VU Amsterdam course, which scored an 8.5. It covers two full assignments and applies key course concepts, like neurodiversity, embodiment, the replication crisis, and free will, in a clear and well-structured way. The first paper critically examines how scientific findings (on ADHD and neuroimaging) are interpreted and communicated to the public, and contrasts medical/pathological views with neurodiversity perspectives....

Hey! I’m selling my full set of notes for the Philosophy & Psychology course at VU Amsterdam. These notes are based entirely on the lectures and are super organised, clear, and comprehensive. They cover everything from foundational theories like dualism, behaviorism, identity theory, functionalism, and computationalism to deeper topics like 4E cognition, the philosophy of science, consciousness, and the replication crisis in psychology. Whether you’re trying to wrap your head around the m...

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These comprehensive notes cover the entire Genes & Environment Interplay course at the VU and helped me achieve an 8.5 on the exam. The material is presented in clear, well-structured paragraphs that make complex concepts easy to understand. The notes are based on every lecture conducted. The notes begin with foundational topics in behavioral genetics, including the historical perspectives of Pythagoras, Aristotle, and Francis Galton. They explain Mendel's laws of heredity in detail, cov...

Hi! I’m selling my complete set of notes for the Emotion, Cognition & Behavior course at VU Amsterdam. These notes helped me score an 8.5 on the exam, and I’ve put together everything you need to do well, too. I’ve condensed all 6 lectures into clear, easy-to-follow summaries, with a focus on the most important theories, studies, and exam topics. You’ll find explanations of key concepts along with diagrams to help visualise the material. To help with exam prep, I’ve included ...

complete peacebuilding notes covering theories, justice mechanisms, transgenerational trauma, women in peacebuilding, ethnic identity, and donor vs. local peace efforts. includes case studies from mozambique, colombia, rwanda, myanmar, and uganda, analyzing icc, gacaca courts, truth commissions, and peace vs. justice debates.

Summary of the following literatures: 1. Rethinking Conflict Transformation from a Human Rights Perspective (Michelle Parlevliet) 2. Social Identity Complexity and a Politics of Forgiveness among Black and White South Africans (Dion A. Forster) 3. The Afterlife of Apartheid: A Triadic Temporality of Trauma (Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela) This document covers key insights on conflict transformation, human rights, and post-apartheid trauma: 1. Explores the link between human rights and confli...

Summary of the following literature: 1. Donor-Driven Justice and its Discontents: Rwanda (Barbara Oomen) - Examines how international donors shaped Rwanda’s post-genocide justice system, including the ICTR and Gacaca courts - Analyzes the risks of external influence, including inefficiencies, political manipulation, and "victor’s justice" - Explores how the Rwandan government used justice mechanisms to consolidate power and suppress dissent - Discusses the limits of legal ...

Summary of the following literature: 1. The ICC, Uganda and the LRA: Re-Framing the Debate (Janine Natalya Clark) - Analyzes the ICC’s role in Uganda’s conflict with the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) and its impact on peace efforts - Examines debates on justice vs. peace, ICC indictments, and Uganda’s Amnesty Act - Explores tensions between international criminal justice and Acholi traditional justice mechanisms like mato oput - Discusses whether the ICC should withdraw arres...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. Beyond the purview of of International Criminal Judgments (Barrie Sander, 2021) - Examines the limitations of international criminal courts in addressing systemic causes of mass atrocities - Analyzes overlooked factors like structural violence, slow violence, and the role of colonialism and financial institutions - Explores international interventions, peacekeeping failures, and the marginalization of bystanders and resistors - Discusses the...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. What's to come is more complicated: feminist visions of peace in Colombia (Paarlberg-Kvam, K., 2019) 2. Decolonial and Intercultural Peace(s) for Building Peace in Colombia (Vásquez-Arenas, 2018) - Examines feminist visions of peace in Colombia, challenging militarism, patriarchy, and neoliberalism - Analyzes women’s peace networks, including Movimiento Social de Mujeres, Ruta Pacífica, and Red de Mujeres del Caribe - Explores themes of...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. Doing Things Differently: Mediating in Mozambique (Turner, C. & J. Palmiano-Federer, 2024) 2. Mozambique: A Classic Case of Mediation in Modern Times (Sanghrajka, N., 2024) - Examines Mozambique’s peace process from 1992 to 2024, culminating in the Maputo Accord - Analyzes mediation strategies, including peace listening, trust-building, and progressive implementation - Highlights key actors, DDR efforts, and the role of local vs. internationa...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. The cross-generational transmission of trauma: ritual and emotion among survivors of the Holocaust, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography (Jacobs, J., 2011) 2. Closing a gap in conflict transformation: Understanding collective and transgenerational trauma (König, U. & Reimann, C., 2018) - Examines how trauma is passed across generations in conflict-affected societies - Explores religious nationalism, identity formation, and collective memory in su...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. Communal Violence in Myanmar (Chessmann, 2017) 2. Reconciliation contradictions: Buddhist-Muslim violence, narrative-making & memory in Myanmar (Matt Schissler, Matthew J. Walton and Phyu Phyu Thi) - Examines communal violence in Myanmar (2012–2014), focusing on anti-Muslim sentiment, state involvement, and media influence - Analyzes Buddhist nationalism, the role of MaBaTha, and the construction of the Rohingya as the "fearsome Other" ...

Summary of the following literatures: 1. Intersectional what? Social divisions, intersectionality and levels of analysis (Anthias F., 2013) 2. Ethnic Identity, National Identity, and Intergroup Conflict (Eriksen, T. H., 2001) 3. The "Wages of Burman-ness": Ethnicity and Burman Privilege in Contemporary Myanmar (Walton, 2013) Conflict and the Construction of Ethnicity in Myanmar – Complete Study Notes Essential for students of Peace and Conflict Studies, International Relatio...

Conflict and Peacebuilding – Sample Questions and Model Answers Essential for Peace and Conflict Studies, International Relations, and Transitional Justice students international criminal proceedings and peacebuilding - ⚖️ accountability and deterrence through ICTR, ICC, and global norms - ️ peace negotiations where ICC arrest warrants act as pressure tactics, such as in the LRA and Juba Talks - ️ victim recognition and reconciliation, balancing justice wit...

Essential for Peace & Conflict Studies, International Relations, and Human Rights students! * Summary of Key Topics (Post)Conflict & Peacebuilding - Conflict vs. Post-Conflict: Ongoing violence vs. fragile peace. - Negative vs. Positive Peace: Ceasefire vs. social justice & equity. - Peacebuilding Strategies: Governance, reconciliation, economic recovery, and transitional justice. Case Studies: Real-World Applications Rwanda – Rebuilding legal systems, Gacaca courts, ...

Comprehensive statistics 2 notes divided by lecture, as well as a master note of all relevant concepts. Master note of statistics 1 is also included in this package for easy recap.