Social animals - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

The elaborated terms and concept list of Introduction into Criminology from the book Criminology: A Contemporary Introduction from Murphy, 4th edition and from the lectures. The list is mostly focused on the book. The last pages of the document consist of a summary of the article 'Beyond Meat? Taking Violence Against Non-Human Animals Seriously as a Form of Social Harm Speciesism'. This summary is made by ChatGPT, and therefore not completely reliable.

These are my notes from the lectures 1 to 7, I also have some notes from the response lecture 8. I summerized the following articles 1; green criminology and environmental crimes and harms. 2; Beyond meat? Taking violence against non-human animals seriously as a form of social harm.

What was the date DST was founded? - correct answer January 13, 1913 Where was it founded? And by who? - correct answer It was founded at Howard University by 22 women who were former AKA's Why did the founders of DST leave AKA? - correct answer - They thought that AKA was too much of a social organization and weren't interested in the principles an...

This is a complete 75 page summary that consists of all lectures for the course social animals at work. The document contains pictures to clarify certain concepts and has some additional explanations.

Lecture notes for the elective course Social Animals at Work. The lectures go though all the main points from the suggested articles that will be examined in the exam. The notes are from 2020.

Summary of chapter 2 (Culture and nature) of Social psychology and human nature by Baumeister and Bushman. The order of the book is followed, and the summary is based on the key words of the book. Some useful tables are included. There is a table of contents, which may prove useful when searching for certain topics in the summary. The entire chapter is covered in this summary. Tip: you can also buy my 'Bundel' of 0HV30; this will save you some money in the end!

Complete summary of all the articles of the elective "Social Animals at Work". Completely written out and can be understood without reading the articles.

Lecture notes of Social Animals at Work. Note: you should use the sheets in combi with these notes :)