Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR) • Psychologie

This document provides an elaborate summary of Problem 4 articles. 8 articles are summarized, the authors are: Howell et al. (2006), Steel and Piers (2007), Steel (2010), Tice and Baumeister (1997), Armitage (2016), Kroese & Ridder (2002), Milne et al. (2002), Gollwitzer and Sheeran (2006).

This document summarizes all 10 articles of Problem 2 very elaborately. It is great for class discussion and exam preparation especially if you haven't read the article before. The authors of the articles are: Freitas, Higgins (x2), Latimer, Unkelbach, Dweck, Adie, Payne, Senko, Van Yperen.

This document summarizes all 10 articles of Problem 3 very elaborately. It is great for class discussion and exam preparation especially if you haven't read the article before. The authors of the articles are: de Vries, Deci, Vansteenkiste, Amorose, Teixeira, Baumeister, Gailliot, Hagger, Job, Moller

This document summarizes all 8 articles of Problem 1 very elaborately. It is great for class discussion and exam preparation especially if you haven't read the article before. The authors of the articles are: Diefendorff, Zimmerman, Carver, Gregory, Donovan, Vlaev, Marchiori, Bhattacharya

This document is a detailed course summary titled "2.3 History and Methods of Psychology," designed to provide an in-depth overview of the foundational aspects of psychology. It is ideal for students, educators, and enthusiasts looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical and methodological evolution of psychology. The document begins with the history of psychology, covering its origins and development. It explains how psychology's roots lie in philosophy and medicine be...

These are the lecture notes from the Forensic Psychology elective at EUR. They are clear and concise, including all relevant information and explanations.

These are the iRAT questions provided during the 3.6 Neuropsychology block in 2024.

These are the lecture notes from block 3.6 Neuropsychology. All the relevant information discussed in the lectures is included.

This summary offers a comprehensive overview of all the literature covered in block 3.6 Neuropsychology. It includes additional graphics illustrating the structure of the brain. The literature is summarised and organised in a detailed, yet concise manner. Everything you need to prepare for the exam based on the literature part of the course is right here.

These are the iRAT questions from year 2024 for the course 3.4 Affective Disorders.