Social aspects - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Advanced Criminology (University of Utrecht) This course delves into advanced criminological theories, including Social Ecology, Strain, Subcultural, and Critical Criminology. Key topics explore the social and cultural aspects of crime, with readings from Essential Criminology (Lanier et al.) and additional articles. Perfect for deepening your understanding of crime and deviance.

Extensive summary and class notes of the course Toxicology and Development of the minor: Biomedical topics in Health Care. This course studies the impact of substances products used in daily life on human health. Special focus is given to the effects on early development. The course covers all aspects of human toxicology studies. It starts with how we are exposed to compounds in our daily life, followed by, how those compounds cause toxicity and lead to developmental malformations. The social im...

The "Problematic and Beneficial Effects of New Media Use" (PBMU) course offers a concise exploration of the impact of contemporary media consumption, covering both positive and negative aspects. The summarized content spans seven weeks, encompassing lectures and readings. This comprehensive summary is designed for exam preparation, encompassing both articles and lectures. Week 1 introduces foundational concepts with lectures on "Moral Panics" and "Virtual Reality," supported by readings...

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This document is a comprehensive summary of all of the required/mandatory articles needed for the marketing performance course of the marketing masters program (2022/2023). The articles are summarized by discussing the most important aspects for the exam, being the conceptual model, results, (managerial) implications, and conclusions. Below is a list of all the articles discussed in this summary. Article 1: Katsikeas et al. (2016) - Assessing performance outcomes in marketing Article 2: K...

Illness an abnormal process in which aspects if the social, emotional, or intellectual conditions and functions of a person are diminished or impaired What were hospitals called in the nineteenth century Pest houses Babylonians were well advanced but war caused increased illness and were usually men Ancient Hebrews attributed Illness to gods wrath and had health, dietary, and hygiene practices. Who believed in the separation of dairy and meat and also careful slaughtering a...

DSM V Criteria for ASD - ANSWERS-Persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction across multiple contexts -Restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities How many social symptoms must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - ANSWERS3, currently or by history How many repetitive behaviors/restricted interests must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - ANSWERS2, currently or by history ASD Part A of diagnosis - Persistent deficits in soc...

ASD Midterm Exam Final Questions and Answers 2024 DSM V Criteria for ASD - CORRECT ANSWER--Persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction across multiple contexts -Restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities How many social symptoms must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - CORRECT ANSWER-3, currently or by history How many repetitive behaviors/restricted interests must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - CORRECT ANSWER-2, ...

This summary explores aspects like personality, attitudes, values, emotions, perception, and motivation. How do individuals perceive the world and others, and what biases might influence them? How can we effectively motivate individuals? Moving on to group dynamics and social processes, it explains group formation and its impact on individual behavior, as well as strategies for building effective teams. Finally it examines organizational dynamics, covering topics such as leadership, power, cultu...

in the new DSM, where do Autism spectrum disorder and Aspergers Syndrome stand? - ANSWERSAspergers is no longer separate from ASD in the DSM, rather it is a form of high functioning ASD in the new DSM describe the aspects of ASD that need to be displayed to receive a diagnosis - ANSWERSthe patient has to show social interaction and social communication impairments in all three of these areas: reciprocity, nonverbal communication, and developing, maintaining, and understanding relationships ...

DSM V Criteria for ASD - Answer--Persistent deficits in social communication and social interaction across multiple contexts -Restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, or activities How many social symptoms must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - Answer-3, currently or by history How many repetitive behaviors/restricted interests must an individual manifest to qualify in ASD? - Answer-2, currently or by history ASD Part A of diagnosis - Persistent deficits in soc...