Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a full summary of all the literature of the Elective Legal Psychology, which is given in year 3 of the Psychology Master at EUR. If the literature changes, it might contain some abundant information. It is 93 pages, so very extensive!

This is a complete summary of the course '4.3C Forensic Diagnostics and Treatment' of the Master 'Legal and Forensic Psychology'. If the literature changes, it might contain some abundant information. It is 141 pages, so very extensive!

This is a full summary of all the literature of the course 'Etiology of Offender Types and Forensic Neuroscience' for the master 'Forensic and Legal Psychology'. If the literature changes, it might contain some abundant information. It is 86 pages, so very extensive!

This is a complete summary of all articles and book chapters of the course. It includes ONLY the relevant information, figures and tables for the exam after filtering for the professor's notes, tutorials, and exam questions. Now, I will not lie to you, this course is dense, hence the high page count. However, I tried my best to make a summary that is sufficient to pass the exam with a good grade without having to open a single article or book.

This is a complete summary of the literature of the course 'Introduction to Forensic and Legal Psychology' of the master 'Forensic and Legal Psychology'. It was made in the academic year , so if the literature changes overtime it might contain some different articles. However, it has 93 pages so it is very extensive.

Everything you need to know for the exam (Erasmus University Rotterdam) course of Introduction to International and European Union Law

Hey guys! This is a detailed summary for psychometrics! It covers ALL of the needed literature for the course (Furr, R. M. (2021). Psychometrics: an introduction, Chapters 4 to 11) I got a grade 9.3 :)

All lecture notes for course 3.5 Eating, Sex and Sleep Received the grade 8.6!

Summary of all literature for week 3 (Sleep) for course 3.5 Eating, Sex and Sleep Received the grade 8.6! Includes DSM-5 criteria for sleep disorders