Soci - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Very comprehensive notes for the course Social Cognition. I have notes from the lecture slides and detailed summary for most of the specific experiments discussed in the lectures so you can understand more than just reading the slides

This summary contains the slides supplemented with your own notes (present every lesson) and if necessary terms self-explained. This document contains all the learning to pass social psychology.

A full and concise summary of all the literature and all lectures of the course Sociological Theory 4 (CY) within the bachelor Sociology at the University of Amsterdam. The authors of this summary passed the course at once with an 8,0

A complete summary of the course Social Research Methods (Y) for the study of Sociology at the UvA. It includes the specified chapters from Bryman's Social Research Methods, one article and all lectures. A table of contents at the front makes the 100-page file manageable.

This summary includes the lectures and the readings of the course Introduction to Criminology. It discusses the stands of classicism, positivism and critical criminology on criminals and offenders. It also discusses green criminology, victimhood, crime in the media and crimes by the powerful. Concepts such as penal populism, the ideal victim and zemiology are being explained.

Its a summary from the course social Media at the university of groningen, it covers the lectures, and the readings in line with the lectures it gives a more in depths view of the topics in the course and there is further information about the topics, some of the class discussions are also implemented in this document as well as the review questions that were provided by the class.

Social Media at Work summary of the information in the lectures, seminars and required articles

A revision guide composed of all the key concepts as specified by the teachers. In just under 20 pages, all key concepts are specified and linked to each other where necessary. This guide is ideal for students in the course Sociological Theory 3 at the University of Amsterdam sociology program.

Includes the following topics: - Functionalists on religion. - Marxists on religion. - Feminists on religion. - Religion and social change. - Religion and social protest. - Secularisation. - New forms of religion. - Religious market theory. - An alternative view to religious market theory. - Religious fundamentalism. - Cultural defence. - Religion and development. - Types of religious organisations. - Explaining the growth of religious movements. - Religiosity and social groups....