0HV60 Thinking And Deciding (0HV60)

Wanna get this document cheaper? Send an e-mail to: ****** ENGLISH ****** Summary of EVERYTHING for thinking & deciding. I had this exam during COVID-19 and could use this summary during the exam, so everything is in it. Thinking Fast & Slow (Kahneman) + Cognition (Matlin) and all lectures are integrated in this document, in the order of the lectures. Shorter version is also to be found on my profile, as well as separated versions of the document in case you only need the summary...

*** Summary of the book "Cognition" (Matlin) together with its connected lectures of the course Thinking & Deciding. ***

*** Summary of the Kahneman-parts of the course "Thinking & Deciding". All chapters are summarized and the lectures about this book are also summarized together. ***

Book summary of Cognition by Matlin and Farmer (9th edition). The summary covers all chapters discussed in the 0HV60 course in a structural matter. This document is useful for studying or to use during an open-book exam. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

This document contains a practice exam for the course Thinking and Deciding (0HV60), with answers. This exam proves a good example for the actual exam considering the level of questions and the topics. It contains both multiple choice questions and open questions. This document is useful to consider when studying. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Lecture notes for the course Thinking and Deciding (0HV60). This document contains lectures notes for all lectures of the course, and some additional notes as well. Useful for exams or extra information. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Thinking, fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman This document summarizes all chapters relevant for the 0HV60 Thinking and Deciding course. It has a consistent structure, enabling easy searching through chapters and topics. Tip: buy the 0HV60 bundle for a discount!

Summary of Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow, including the two appendices: (1) Judgement under uncertainty: heuristics and biases; and (2) Choices, values and frames