Summary incl. all lecture notes and examples, and large parts of the books Physiology of behavior by Carlson; Cognitive psychology by Goldstein.

These notes are compiled of lecture notes, as well as notes made on the readings. It includes many images, some of which I drew to try to make the description of processes clearer. Studying from these notes (and having gone to the lectures), I obtained a 8,5 on the midterm, and a 9.1 on the final (part 1 & 2). I really just hope that they can be helpful, if I've already made them, I don't see why I wouldn't share them :) If you want to pay cheaper, DM me on insta (@soniacreichelt) , and I'll ...

A clear hand written summary of notes for lectures 15-19 :)

Notes from lectures of Biological and Cognitive Psychology.

Summary of the book Physiology of Behavior by Carlson and Birkett for the course of biological and cognitive psychology

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In this commentary, the author traces theoretical contributions that fueled her interest in the role of social/interpersonal striving, relating, and enjoyment in terms of schizophrenia. Social anhedonia is discussed in the context of schizophrenia. The author reviews selective empirical evidence indicating that social anhedonia has a unique role in terms of risk for schizophrenia as well as schizophrenia outcome. Other risk indicators for adult schizophrenia-spectrum outcomes are briefly conside...

lectures verbatim fully written down everything that is relevant, including all the material you need for the exam (sometimes a couple of words in dutch, but mostly just verbatim of the english lecture)

This document contains everything you need to know before BioCog's first partial exam. This summary was written by a Psychology student at VU University Amsterdam. The summary consists of both text and images