Exploring Humans notes

This is a summary for both parts 1 and 2 of the third year BSc Psychology course "Philosophy of Science" at Tilburg University. It covers all relevant parts of the book "Exploring Humans" and the lectures from part 1 and 2 of the course.

Dear psychology student, I am looking for you. Exams are on their way. They are coming closer and closer and eventhough you sometimes wish you could escape them, you cannot. But I can prepare you for it. I will provide you with the knowledge that you need in order to pass. This is a summary of the book 'Exploring Humans: Philosophy of science for the social sciences a historical introduction' by Hans Dooremalen, Herman de Regt, and Maurice Schouten. The book is used for the course 'Philosop...

Strong summary, recap and important concepts. It is very easy to understand and has ALL the necessary materials. Grade: 9.2 Dooremalen, H. (2017).Exploring Humans | Chapters: 1 - 13 |Academic skills | IBACS/International bachelor Arts and Culture

Thinking About Science summary Chapters 8 to 12, and chapter 5 Including article Susan Haack: 'common sense, only more so' and 'the same only different'

I have passed the exam with 8.5 using my notes and the book. My friends have used my notes for their studies and found them highly beneficial. The notes include the summary of the reading we did for the first week, and the lectures throughout the course. Please let me know if you have questions or concerns. Good luck!

Includes the answer to every single study question from every week in the course module, except for Churchland's separate article and the concluding chapter of the textbook (Exploring Humans). This document can be used as a summary for the book.

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- Summary - Class slides - Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 - Practice questions - Answers to practice questions

These notes will help you pass the closed book part of the exam as the also have sos remarks. Half of the book is summarised until here and half random answers to the questions.

These notes include all the notes, questiosn and answers you need for the closed book part of the exam. Half of the book is summarised until here and half random answers to the questions.

These are 30 pages of notes that contain all possible exam questions but also most answers to these questions. There is additional SOS remarks that will help you do really good in the part of the closed book period in the exam.

This document contains extensive answers to the study questions from lecture 1 to 5 and include all the key terms that are essential to know. The answers to the other lectures will follow soon.

A summary of chapters 10-12 (needed for the end-term) of the book Exploring Humans.

A summary of chapters 7-9 (needed for the end-term) of the book Exploring Humans. (from classes taken in 2018/2019)

a summary of all lectures and readings

The document contains all 14 lectures (almost word for word!!) of the course Philosophy of Science in English for the academic year 2023/2024. Additionally at the end of each chapter, 5-6 practice questions can be found which were selected from exams of the previous years.

All lectures are covered and are comprehensive of additional key points and links to the book

I got a 9.5 for my midterm using my notes. These notes are a combination of the slides from my lectures of Thinnking about Science at Tilburg University in combination with important parts of the book. I wrote this summary on paper last year and do not remember which parts are exactly from the book and which are from the book. To prevent plagiarism I hereby give credits to my lectures Stephan and the writes of exploring humans, philosophy of sciences for the social science, a historical introduc...