Cognitive techniques - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This summary contains all book chapters that are material for the Advanced Criminology exam at the Utrecht University. The chapters that are discussed give a comprehensive overview of various criminological theories. Biological theories, explored in Chapter 4, examine genetic and physiological factors influencing criminal behaviour, contrasting early, flawed studies with contemporary biosocial approaches. Chapter 5 focuses on psychological explanations, covering psychoanalytic, trait-based, ...

I made a short document with all the named cognitive techniques for identifying, evaluating and modifying automatic thoughts, intermediate beliefs and core beliefs. I got a 9.9 for my exam. The document is just a summary with short examples. This way, you don't have to go through all the different chapters of the book to get all the techniques in a clear overview! Beware: this document does not contain the behavioral techniques like behavioral activation! It only contains cognitive techn...

This document contains a short summary per chapter of all the chapters we had to learn for the CBT course, based on the book of Beck. I got a 9.9 for my exam! Beware: It does not contain the first chapter since I did not find any useful information for the exam in that chapter. Furthermore, this summary is not a replacement of the book. I advice you to use the summary as a good, short overview to learn after you've read the book, since the book has a lot of examples of therapy sessions that I...

University: Utrecht University Course: Advanced Neuropsychology This document provides comprehensive exam summaries covering essential neuropsychology topics, including: - Perception and visual processing disorders such as agnosia, prosopagnosia, and visual pathways - Attention and executive functions, including neglect syndrome, ADHD, and cognitive control - Memory systems and disorders, featuring case studies of HM, Jon, and episodic vs semantic memory - Neuroplasticity and brain adapt...

These are 4 practice exams with open-ended questions to help with studying for the second-year subject Cognitive Neuropsychology (Tilburg University). The first three practice exams contain 10 open-ended questions, the fourth consists of 5 questions. The questions are based on the lectures given this second semester (2023). The answers to the questions are provided on the page following the practice exam. In the exams you could get a different number of points, however this is not based on the a...

University: Utrecht University Course: Cognitive Neuropsychiatry This document provides comprehensive lecture notes covering key topics in cognitive neuropsychiatry, including: - Body image disturbances and eating disorders, exploring perception, neurobiology, and cognitive biases - Dissociative disorders and identity fragmentation, including case studies and theoretical models - Schizophrenia, hallucinations, and psychosis, with insights into dopaminergic dysfunction and cognitive sympto...

What are the components of acceptability for techniques in use of force? - Answer Tactical, medical, and legal acceptability Physiological changes that take place as a result of high stress? - Answer Visual dominance, change in vision, change in motor skills, and change in cognitive ability. What sense has dominance under high stress? - Answer Vision What are some examples of changes in vision? - Answer Tunnel vision, depth perception, color vision, peripheral vision, night visi...

According to Beck, what is the single best predictor of suicide? - Answer-hopelessness Five steps are involved in Meichenbaum's self-instructional training. List all five of them, then explain what happens during the cognitive modeling phase. - Answer-1) Cognitive modeling 2) Cognitive participant modeling 3) Overt self-instruction 4) Fading overt self-instruction 5) Covert self-instruction Client observes as a model performs the task while making self-statements aloud Which psycho...

what are the three mental states during combat - ️️~Combat Anxiety - prior, anticipation of danger ~Survival Stress - during, deadly force threat perception initiates SNS discharge ~Combat Stress - post event mental/physiological symptoms that are a result of the SNS activation and the sudden return to the PNS. "PNS Backlash" What is the inverted U - ️️~Examines the optimal heart rate zone for optimal performance. ~As arousal increases so will motor performance to a point, i...