Thing - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This document contains every thing you need for the (open book) exam. It contains all lectures and papers discussed.

Extensive summary of the course material for exam 2. If you always start too late, this document could be useful for you :)

This document contains everything that is discussed in the lectures of Financial Risk Management, including extra explanation. It also includes a detailed explanation of all the practice exercises discussed during the lectures.

Summary of 2,1 Thinking and Remembering. I guarantee reading ONLY this summary will help you get a grade 8 and above. This summary contains detailed notes, colorful pictures, and answered in-depth questions about each problem. My notes helped me get a 9, so I hope they'll help you as well and good luck on your exam! PS. I think they removed problem 5 "Conversation Intercom" so you can go ahead and ignore that.

When it comes to Administrative Law and Market Regulation, the most important thing is to have a good understanding of the different theories and models studied throughout the course. These reviewed and revised notes provide in depth explanations of all lectures, as well as answers and notes from each of the 7 seminars. Altogether, this complete collection provides you with a good basis in ALMR certain to help with your exam revision. Feel free to message me on Stuvia with any questions!

This summary includes all the information you need to know for the exam. Some concepts are clarified with information from the Biological Psychology course and from the book, this would help you to understand the course better! Also Includes a practice exam All information from the key point are in this summary! So don't need anything else!

Everything you need to know for the marketing exam. You really don't want to read 907 pages, I would know haha... Also, don't worry about that I might have left out something important out because I didn't. Literally, everything you have to know is in there. Only thing I didn't summarize is the articles. There are some typo's here and there, but you'll read over them. Good luck!

Includes everything that's discussed. Plus also the literature. The document is color-coded: Blue = important conclusions Yellow = key terms Green = names