Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (RUG) • Psychologie

This course quotes hundreds of people from all over history on important matters of psychology and philosophy; from Immanuel Kant to Plato to Albert Einstein. It can be confusing who said what and who follows which view, to this overview is an extensive description of who said what and when. Who thought the brain is reality? Who thought there is no free will? But who thought there is? And why?

This document contains summaries of all the articles and documents that were literature for this course, as well as a few (very hard to get through) book chapters. It covers everything in detail while being concise.

This document contains a table with all the STIs and STDs, as well as a description, typical symptoms, mode of transmission, treatment, possible vaccines and potential complications.

This summary covers the discussed chapters of the course. The book contains a lot of information and examples, so the most important data has been filtered out for this summary. Since this is a self-study course and there are no lectures, this summary is a bit on the longer side to ensure nothing is missed. I also made a separate document containing a table overview of all the STIs and STDs.

This summary is a clear, concise description of the book used for this course. It covers all the (discussed) material and is easy to read, as the most important terms are made bold. It covers the topics of e.g., habits, how heuristics work, social norms, the in-group vs the outgroup, and much more.

This documents contains the formulas learned in Statistics II. It mentions when and where to use them. There is also an overview of ANOVA tables, as well as the assumption checklist for regressions.

This document is a comprehensive summary of test theory, exploring various models and theories of intelligence. It delves into hierarchical models such as the Gf-Gc theory, Vernon’s model, and Carroll’s three-stratum theory. Additionally, the document covers psychometric and developmental theories, highlighting key figures like Jean Piaget and Arthur Jensen. It explains fundamental concepts such as reliability and validity, as well as advanced topics like the multitrait-multimethod matrix an...

The "ICNP | Practical Summary" provides a comprehensive overview of essential neuropsychological assessment tools and techniques. It delves into the diagnostic cycle, emphasizing the importance of reliability and validity in testing. The document highlights advanced neuroimaging methods, including MRI, CT scans, SPECT, and PET, and their applications in diagnosing neurological conditions. Key topics such as memory, attention, stroke, cerebral infarcts, and traumatic brain injuries are explored...

This summary of "Clinical Neuropsychology" covers the field's development from its historical roots to modern techniques. It discusses contributions from key figures like René Descartes, Franz Joseph Gall, and Alexander Luria, and examines methodologies such as the clinico-anatomical method and neuropsychological test batteries. The document also explores the role of dissociation in clinical practice and the advancements in neuroimaging techniques like MRI and CT scans. Providing both histor...

This summary contains is a concise yet descriptive tool for the book. It has the most important parts of the book, and these are linked to the lectures. Whenever you see a [!], this means this part has specifically been discussed during the lecture. Topics that have not been mentioned during the lecture are also in this document.