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Here are the exam study notes for the OTL 120/121/122 module at the University of Pretoria. These notes are based on the study unit outcomes and material provided in the coursework.

This is a 40-page summary for the specialization course Economic and Consumer Psychology. It contains a summary of the book Fast and Slow, all the lectures, and all the scientific articles for each week The summary has a clear overview and is categorized by week, with important terms already in bold.

In this document, a summary of all articles needed to study for the exam are included. Moreover, all topics discussed in the lectures, including the lecture notes, are included.

This is an analysis that will get you 78%. Answers are supported with evidence from the articles. This is not a memo. Only a document to support you. ARTICLE: Chernyak-Hai, L., Davidai, S. (2022). Do Not Teach Them How to Fish”: The Effect of Zero-Sum Beliefs on Help Giving. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. 151(10), 2466-2480. Every assignment 1 is the same for all the research projects.

The Grade 11 Business Studies Notepad is an essential tool for any student studying business studies in grade 11. It covers the entire IEB and DBE syllabus according to ATPS, providing a comprehensive and complete learning experience. The notebook is designed for quick learning and revision, making it the perfect tool for exam preparation. Invest in this notebook and take your business studies to the next level.

This is a summary for the course AI within the bachelor of psychology. It includes a summary of every lecture that I attended personally, with detailed explanations of concepts and the addition of figures. I also added a part with all the pseudocodes mentionned in the lectures, and another part with the practice questions on brightspace and what i believe were the correct answers to it. More info can be found in the first pages of the document. Good luck :)

This document contains a summary of all 6 articles that need to be studied for the Consumer Behavior exam: Etkin, J. (2016). The hidden cost of personal quantification. Novemsky, N., Dhar, R., Schwarz, N., & Simonson, I. (2007). Preference fluency in consumer choice. Puntoni, S., Sweldens, S., & Tavassoli, N.T. (2011). Gender identity salience and perceived vulnerability to breast cancer. Scott, S.E., Rozin, P., & Small, D.A. (2020). Consumers prefer “natural” more for preventat...

very detailed summary of slides, lecture notes, and readings for the course of Research Methods taught at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) for the exam in october 2023 (Political Science bachelor second year). Please be mindful that this is a compiled summary of everything we have been taught so far for the quantitative part of research methods, including how to do certain things in SPSS.

A complete summary of the course Globalising Cultures (7332C004AY) for the study of Sociology at the UvA. This summary contains all the reading material and all the lectures summarised. A table of contents at the front makes the 50-page file manageable.

Printable notes with link to a video lesson! Notes according to tutorial letter 102, based on the 2023 textbook. These are short notes known as super summaries, which has refined the information. Get the bundle which contains the in-depth textbook notes, printable checklist and past papers. CHECK THE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM FERNS, REDUCING WHICH THEMES TO STUDY