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These lecture notes covers the "3.5 Basic Human Needs: Eat, Sex, and Sleep" course in detail. It includes comprehensive and organised information on all key topics discussed in the lectures. Perfect for those looking to grasp the key concepts quickly and effectively.

This summary covers the essential course material from the "3.5 Basic Human Needs: Eat, Sex, and Sleep" course. It includes all necessary information presented in a clear and concise manner, providing a comprehensive overview.

The package includes a detailed summary of the literature covered and the lectures during Clinical Psychology: Anxiety & Stress, i.e.: ALL you'll need in preparation for the exam ;)))

This summary contains lecture notes based on the material covered in the lectures of Clinical Psychology: Anxiety & Stress.

This is a summary of the literature on Clinical Psychology: Anxiety & Stress, additionally updated from the tutorial meetings. It is detailed but concise...all you'll need for the exam :))

This is a summary of the 2.4 Brain and Cognition course (EUR). This summary integrates all the relevant literature, including also important information discussed during tutorial meetings.

This summary includes all of the literature covered in the Forensic Psychology Elective (EUR). Detailed, comprehensive but concise and clear, this summary is all you will need to prepare for the exam :)

This is a summary (in English) of the course 2.4 Brain and Cognition: Perception. The summary is up-to-date and extremely helpful for the resit as it was made in January & February 2023. I read and summarised the literature and my tutor for the block was extremely helpful in distinguishing the relevant and "not so" relevant information. Therefore, this summary encompasses all the relevant and necessary information for passing the exam/resit of course 2.4. Using this summary I passed the exam w...

An English summary of the last two problems (7&8) of course 1.6. Clinical Psychology: Normal or Abnormal?

An English summary of problems 4 - 6 of the course 1.6. Clinical Psychology: Normal or Abnormal?