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This document provides an in-depth summary of all the lectures in 2023. This case study is mainly focused on the Syrian conflict. It is also about learning how to understand and analyse a complex case study. It tests what it means to get ourselves into this critical way of thinking. How do you deal when something is so complex? What is our role as Security students? How can we make a difference in future conflicts?

Summary of the material for the workgroup (2022) for Introduction to Comparative Politics. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 27 pages): Workgroup sessions 1-5. Anna Lührmann and Staffan I. Lindberg’s article (2019) “A third wave of autocratization is here: what is new about it?”. Peter Mair’s book (2006) “Ruling the Void? The Hollowing of Western Democracy”. Erica Chenoweth and Maria J. Stephan’s article (2014) “Drop Your Weapons: When and Why Civil Resistance Works”. ...

In this document you will find 55 practice exam questions that will prepare you for the midterm of psycholinguistics. It is based on what is said in the lectures and the lecture slides. It covers language production as well as statistics. There are multple choice questions and open questions. The answers are at the bottom of the document. Please do let me know if you find any errors. The best of luck with your exam!

This document contains a summary of what needed to be read for the course Economics: Latin America. That is why only some parts of chapters are discussed as this summary has followed the syllabus. All the parts that needed to be read are completely summarized, however data and tables are not included.

I studied International Bachelor of Psychology (IBP) and currently working as a therapist. I am sharing my summaries from different classes, this one belongs to Psychology and Science. It is the summary of the reading material for the class, book: What Is This Thing Called Science? by Alan Chalmers

A detailed summary of all lectures and articles that are relevant for the course and exam. Berry, J. W. (1997). Individual and group relations in plural societies. In C. S. Granrose & S. Oskamp (Eds.), Cross-cultural work groups: Claremont symposium on applied social psychology (pp. 17-33). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Brewer, M. B. (1995). Managing diversity: The role of social identities. In S.E. Jackson & M. N. Ruderman (Eds.), Diversity in work teams: Research paradigms for a changing workpl...

Dit document bevat de meeste (bijna alle) belangrijke opdrachten van de werkgroepen verwerkt in een exam guide. De soort vraag staat dik gedrukt, met daaronder de stappen hoe je het in SPSS moet verwerken (om evt mee naar je tentamen te nemen maar als je de vraagstelling niet meer snap/niet meer weet hoe en wat ;) This document contains most (if not all) important exercises from the workgroups incorporated into an exam guide. The type of question is in bold, with the accompanying steps on how...

Notes of all the lectures, in-class and online. Summary of most important points of all the readings. Answers What, Why and How. List of all approaches/research design you need to know + explanation.

Dit is een literatuursamenvatting van alles dat je moet weten voor het tentamen van Inleiding in de Psychologie voor Pedagogische Wetenschappen. Samenvatting is in het Engels, want dat was het boek ook. Succes iedereen!

I got a 9.5 after studying with this! This is a summary I wrote for the course "Psychology of Economic Behaviour" by Eric van Dijk at Leiden University in 2022. I included all class materials that are relevant for the exam: the lecture slides, the articles, and what Eric said during the lectures. I got a 9.5 in the exam after watching all the lectures and then studying only with this summary.