And - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a summary I made myself that covers all the material for the course Applied Cognitive Psychology of the IBP programme of Leiden University. It contains both all the mandatory articles and all the lectures, accompanied by figures and keypoints to make it understandable. It is divided by lecture rather than by week due to the nature of the course. A practice exam will be uploaded soon to test your knowledge of the course.

Week 1: EXPOSURE AND BEHAVIORAL ACTIVATION Chapter 1 (Wright et al): Basic Principles of CBT Chapter 1 (O’Donohue & Fisher): Core Principles of CBT Chapter 4 (O’Donohue & Fisher): Exposure Therapy Chapter 2 (O’Donohue & Fisher): Understanding the contingencies of reinforcement Chapter 9 (O’Donohue & Fisher): Behavioral Activation Week 2: COMBINED COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOURAL STRATEGIES The Cognitive Behavioral Model of Medically unexplained symptoms: A theoretical and empirical revi...

This is a 40-page summary for the specialization course Economic and Consumer Psychology. It contains a summary of the book Fast and Slow, all the lectures, and all the scientific articles for each week The summary has a clear overview and is categorized by week, with important terms already in bold.

Full detailed Lecture and WG Notes, including from the reading from the Robert Cryer Book. Includes WG homework, as well as two sample exams with some notes. Grade awarded in the class: 8 (lecture 3 notes accidentally repeated, apologies for the invonvenience!) If you need anything else do not hestitate to contact me !

This is a summary of the course Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse within the IBP programme of Leiden. It is a full summary of the scientific articles and the lectures, which I all attended to take notes of. It is seperated by week and 45 pages in total. Together with my practice exam in another document, they are a good way to test your knowledge for the course.

This summary contains everything you need to know for the Cross-Cultural Psychology of Health and Illness exam: Lectures + book + articles. I added some exam tips that I remembered from taking the exam myself. I got a 7.8 for the exam with this summary.

This is a practice exam I made myself for the course Psychological and Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse from IBP at Leiden University. It consists of 44 multiple choice questions and 6 open ended questions that I made as realistic as possible. They cover all the lectures and all the scientific articles, so together are a good way to prepare for the exam. The answers are at the bottom of the document.

This assignment was written as a part of the Crisis and Security Management curriculum. This expert analysis for the course Security and the Rule of Law was graded with a 7.3 and is about the execution of a collaborator during war time named Denis Kiryeyev. To give you an extra advantage, I have added the feedback I received for the assignment. Feedback: ''Congratulations on choosing an original topic for your paper. You have effectively explored various perspectives on the subject. Howeve...

Lecture 1: Definition and types of violence, Lecture 2: Violence victimization: its meaning and prevalence, Lecture 3: Victim recognition in the Criminal Justice System, Lecture 4: Data visualization, Lecture 5: Research violence, Lecture 6: Exploring sexual violence victimhood in men, Lecture 7: Gun violence, Lecture 8: Suicide, Lecture 9: Domestic Violence during COVID-10, Lecture 10: Biopsychosocial perspectives on violent offending, Lecture 11: Violence offending: Who offends and in what con...

This is a practice exam I made myself for Economic and Consumer Psychology. It contains a total of 40 multiple choice questions and 20 open questions based on the literature, lecture, and scientific articles. I made them as realistic as possible and the answers can be found at the bottom of the document. They are a good way to test your knowledge and preparation for the test.

Combined notes on the lectures and *SOME* required readings from the course (2023) Rational Choice Theory. *DISCLAIMER* does NOT include any of the lectures’ practice questions. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 38 pages): Lectures 1-10. Kenneth A. Shepsle’s textbook (2nd edition, 2010) “Analyzing Politics: Rationality, Behavior and Institutions”, chapters 1 and 2 (2.1-2.8). Martin J. Osborne’s textbook (2003) “An Introduction to Game Theory”, chapters 1 and 2.

This is a summary of ALL literature of the course CAN. It also includes the article of McGowan, even though it was not in the syllabus. This summary is based on the most important aspects mentioned in the lectures, supplemented with information from the article itself. It is concise, NOT elaborate!! Information mentioned in the lecture that was not part of the article, is NOT included!