Social Psychology (7201711PXY)

Dit document bevat de begrippen die worden besproken in de hoorcolleges en het boek en de bijbehorende artikelen

Dit is deel 2 van de begrippenlijst voor de gehele tentamenstof

I summarize very extensively with a lot of colours and lists. It also contains pictures and models from the book. This document summaries the chapters you need for Social Psychology: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Samenvatting van het eerste deel van het vak Social Psychology wat wordt gegeven aan het eerste jaar Psychology aan de UvA

Samenvatting van het tweede deel van het vak sociale psychologie aan de UvA Psychology eerstejaar

A summary of the material of the second half of the course 'Social Psychology'. Some sections of the summary are taken verbatim from Mackie, D., Claypool, H., & Smith, E. (2014). Social psychology. In Social psychology. Psychology Press and are property of the authors.

This summary will facilitate your studying a lot as it gives you a clear and comprehensible overview of all the information from the book. Especially students, who memorize better with small visualizations and ordered informational divisions will profit from this little piece of art. ;) Small tip: Highlight some but only the most important parts in different colours (e.g., blue for theory, green for technical terms, orange for important terms, and pink for interesting information). A summary o...

This summary will facilitate your studying a lot as it gives you a clear and comprehensible overview of all the information from the book. Especially students, who memorize better with small visualizations and ordered informational divisions will profit from this little piece of art. ;) Small tip: Highlight some but only the most important parts in different colours (e.g., blue for theory, green for technical terms, orange for important terms, and pink for interesting information). A summary o...

This summary will facilitate your studying a lot as it gives you a clear and comprehensible overview of all the information from the book. Especially students, who memorize better with small visualizations and ordered informational divisions will profit from this little piece of art. ;) Small tip: Highlight some but only the most important parts in different colours (e.g., blue for theory, green for technical terms, orange for important terms, and pink for interesting information). A summary o...