Psychology Bachelor Electives

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The following courses are included:

Cultural Psychology
Political Psychology
Psychological Assessment
Psychology and the (new) Media
Medical Psychology

There will also be a link to the magazine for the mandatory second year courses.

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Mandatory courses Psychology Bachelor Year 2

Cultural Psychology
Political Psychology
- All the information from the articles is integrated in the 'lecture summary'. Alternatively, if you want to know specifically about an article, you can use the article summary!
Psychological Assessment
Psychology and the (new) Media
Medical Psychology

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Psychology Bachelor Year 2

What can I find on this page?
On this page, you can find a summary for all the study materials you need in the second year of the Psychology bachelor's programme at the University of Amsterdam. There is a link for all the separate courses. The courses have been organized into so-called bundles, which contain all the separate literature (book chapters & articles) to make for an easy overview. As all the study materials have been created by an actual student (me!) who has followed the same courses you are following right now, you know the material is up-to-date and focused on you, as a student.

The following courses are included:

Scientific & Statistical Reasoning
Fundamentals of Psychology
Writing example (PTPR)
A link to all the electives

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Fundamentals of Psychology – Interim exam 1 summary (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Fundamentals of Psychology – Interim exam 2 summary (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Scientific & Statistical Reasoning – Article summary (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Summary of Discovering statistics using IBM SPSS statistics by Andy Field - 5th edition

Critical thinking a concise guide by Tracy Bowell & Gary Kemp, fourth edition – Book summary

Psychology Bachelor Electives

Writing example: Research and Writing Practicum [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

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Political Psychology - Summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains everything you need to know for the course "Political Psychology" at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the lectures. In the lectures, the following articles are discussed:

"Hammack & Pilecki (2012). Narrative as a root metaphor for Political Psychology".
"Van Zomeren, Spears, Fischer, & Leach (2004). Put your money where your mouth is! Explaining collective action tendencies through group-based anger and group efficacy."
"Wright, Taylor, & Moghaddam (1990). Responding to membership in a disadvantaged group:

Political Psychology – Lecture 2 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 3 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 4 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 5 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 6 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 7 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 8 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 9 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 10 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 11 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology – Lecture 12 [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Political Psychology - Article summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

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Political Psychology - Article summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains everything you need to know for the course "Political Psychology" taught at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following articles:

Van Zomeren, Spears, Fischer, & Leach (2004). Put your money where your mouth is! Explaining collective action tendencies through group-based anger and group efficacy - Article summary

Wright, Taylor, & Moghaddam (1990). Responding to membership in a disadvantaged group: From acceptance to collective protest. - Article summary

Deaux, Reid, Martin, & Bikmen (2006). Ideologies of diversity and inequality: Predicting collective action in groups varying in ethnicity and immigrant status - Article summary

Klandermans, van der Toorn, & van Stekelenburg (2008). Embeddedness and Identity: How immigrants turn grievances into action. - Article summary

Reicher (1996). 'The battle of Westminster': Developing the social identity model of crowd behaviour in order to explain the initiation and development of collective conflict. - Article summary

Reicher (2016). "La beauté est dans la rue". Four reasons (or perhaps five) to study crowds. - Article summary

Feddes, Mann, & Doosje (2015). Increasing self-esteem and empathy to prevent violent radicalization: a longitudinal quantitative evaluation of a resilience training focused on adolescents with a dual identity. - Article summary

Heath-Kelly (2012). Counter-terrorism and the counterfactual: Producing the radicalisation discourse and the UK PREVENT strategy. - Article summary

Pyszczynski et al. (2006). Mortality salience, martyrdom, and military might: The great satan versus the axis of evil - Article summary

Webber et al. (2018). The road to extremism: Field and experimental evidence that significance loss-induced need for closure fosters radicalization - Article summary

Bar-Tal (2007). Sociopsychological foundations of intractable conflicts. - Article summary

Halperin (2008). Group-based hatred in intractable conflict in Israel. - Article summary

Mastroianni (2015). Obedience in perspective: Psychology and the holocaust - Article summary

Strauss (2007). What is the relationship between hate radio and violence? Rethinking Rwanda's 'radio machete'. - Article summary

Cehajic, Brown, & Castano (2008). Forgive and forget? Antecedents and consequences of intergroup forgiveness in Bosnia and Herzegovina. - Article summary

Hornsey & Wohl (2013). We are sorry: Intergroup apologies and their tenuous link with intergroup forgiveness. - Article summary

Hornsey et al. (2017). Conservatives are more reluctant to give and receive apologies than liberals - Article summary

Rimé et al. (2011). The impact of gacaca tribunals in Rwanda: Psychosocial effects of participation in a truth and reconciliation process after a genocide." "Cho (2013). Campaign tone, political affect and communicative engagement. - Article summary

Cho (2013). Campaign tone, political affect and communicative engagement. - Article summary

Marcus, MacKuen, & Neuman (2011). Parsimony and complexity: Developing and testing theories of affective intelligence. - Article summary

Lecheler, Schuck, & de Vreese (2013). Dealing with feelings: Positive and negative discrete emotions as mediators of news framing effects. - Article summary

Stolwijk, Schuck, & de Vreese (2016). How anxiety and enthusiasm help explain the bandwagon effect. - Article summary

Political Psychology - Summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

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Cultural Psychology – Interim exam 1 summary (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

This bundle contains a summary for the first interim exam of the course "Cultural Psychology" taught at the University of Amsterdam. This contains the book: "Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition)".

The following chapters of the book are used:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 14

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 1

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 2

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 3

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 4

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 5

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 7

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 14

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Cultural Psychology – Interim exam 2 summary (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

This bundle contains a summary for the second interim exam of the course "Cultural Psychology" taught at the University of Amsterdam. This contains the book: "Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition)".

The following chapters of the book are used:

- 6, 8, 9, 10, 11.

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 6

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 8

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 9

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 10

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 11

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Cultural Psychology – Summary full (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

This bundle contains a summary for the course "Cultural Psychology" taught at the University of Amsterdam. This contains the book: "Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition)" and several articles.

The following chapters of the book are used:

-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14.

The following articles are used:

- Gendron, Crivelli, & Barrett (2018). Universality reconsidered: Diversity in making meaning of facial expressions.
- Henrich, Heine, & Norenzayan (2010). Most people are not WEIRD.
- Miyamoto, Nisbett

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 2

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 3

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 4

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 5

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 6

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 7

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 8

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 9

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 10

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 11

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 14

Gendron, Crivelli, & Barrett (2018). Universality reconsidered: Diversity in making meaning of facial expressions.

Henrich, Heine, & Norenzayan (2010). Most people are not WEIRD.

Miyamoto, Nisbett, & Masuda (2006). Culture and the physical environment.

Plaut, Markus, Treadway, & Fu (2012). The cultural construct of self and well-being: A tale of two cities.

Talhelm et al. (2014). Large-scale psychological differences within china explained by rice versus wheat agriculture.

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Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Book summary

This bundle makes use of the book: "Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition)" and several articles.

The following chapters of the book are used:

-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14.

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 1

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 2

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 3

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 4

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 5

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 6

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 7

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 8

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 9

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 10

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 11

Cultural Psychology by S.J. Heine (third edition) – Summary chapter 14

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Psychological Assessment – Course summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains the articles and lectures for the course "Psychological Assessment" given at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following materials:

Interim exam 1:

- Lecture 1 (Wright (2011); Gregory (2014); Bijttebier et al. (2019).
- Lecture 2 (Wright (2011).
- Lecture 3 (Barelds (2016); Cohen (2013); Cohen (2018).
- Lecture 4 (Verhoeven (2014); Kessel (2019).
- Lecture 5 (Cohen (2018); Folkman (2004); Latham (2012); Schaufeli (2009).

Interim exam 2:

- Lecture 1: De Vogel, Van den Broek, & de

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 2, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 3, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 4, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 5, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 1, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 2, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 3 / 4, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 5, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 6, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychological Assessment – Interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

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Psychological Assessment – Interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains the articles and lectures for the first interim exam of the course "Psychological Assessment" given at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following materials:

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 1, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 2, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 3, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 4, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 5, interim exam 1 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

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Psychological Assessment – Interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains the articles and lectures for the second interim exam of the course "Psychological Assessment" given at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following materials:

- Lecture 1: De Vogel, Van den Broek, & de Vries (2014); Hanson & Morton-Bourgon (2005).
- Lecture 2: Verhulp, Stevens, Van de Schoot, & Vollebergh (2013)
- Lecture 3 / Lecture 4: Scholing & Visser (2019); Van Zandvoort (2019); Luteijn (2019)
- Lecture 5: Scholing, Emmelkamp & Van den Heuvell (2019); Barry, Frick & Kamphaus (2013)

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 2, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 3 / 4, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 5, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

Psychological Assessment – Lecture 6, interim exam 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM].

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Psychological Assessment – Article summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains a summary for all the articles for the course "Psychological Assessment" given at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following articles:

“Luteijn & Barelds (2019). Psychological diagnostics in health care.”
“Gregory (2014). Origins of psychological testing.”
“Wright (2011). The hypothesis testing model.”
“Wright (2011). Clinical interviewing and hypothesis building.”
“Barelds (2016). Measuring personality.”
“Cohen (2013). Personality assessment: An overview.”

Gregory (2014). Origins of psychological testing

Wright (2011). The hypothesis testing model.

Wright (2011). Clinical interviewing and hypothesis building.

Barelds (2016). Measuring personality

Cohen (2013). Personality assessment: An overview

Cohen (2018). Personality assessment methods

Kessels & Luteijn (2019). Intelligence and intelligence tests

Verhoeven (2014). Test administration, measurements and scoring

Cohen (2018). Assessment, careers, and business

Folkman (2004). “Coping: Pitfalls and promise

Latham (2012). Values: Trans-situational goals

Schaufeli (2009). Burnout: 35 years of research and practice

De Vogel, van den Broek, & de Vries (2014). The use of the HCR-20 V3 in Dutch forensic psychiatric practice

Hanson & Morton-Bourgon (2005). The characteristics of persistent sexual offenders: A meta-analysis of recidivism studies

Verhulp et al. (2013). Understanding ethnic differences in mental health service use for adolescents internalizing problems: The role of emotional problem identification

Luteijn (2019). Ethical aspects and the reporting of diagnostics

Scholing & Visser (2019). The interview

Van Zandvoort (2019). Neuropsychological questions and methods

Barry, Frick, & Kamphaus (2013). Psychological assessment in child mental health settings

Harkness & Lilienfeld (1997). Individual differences science for treatment planning: Personality traits

Miller (1991). The psychotherapeutic utility of the five-factor model of personality: A clinician’s experience

Scholing, Emmelkamp, & Van den Heuvell (2019). Behavioral observation

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Psychology and the New Media - Course summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This course consists of a summary of the course "Psychology and the New Media" given at the "University of Amsterdam". It contains a summary of each week, which includes both the lectures and the articles. The following articles are provided per week:

Week 1:
Giles (2019); Brewer (2011); Bartels & Herman (2019)

Week 2:
Heath (2011); Behm-Morawitz & Ortiz (2013); Scharrer (2013)

Week 3:
Nabi & Moyer-Guse (2013); Schrum (2012); Roozenbeek et al. (2018)

Psychology and the New Media - Week 2 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychology and the New Media - Week 3 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychology and the New Media - Week 4 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychology and the New Media - Week 5 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychology and the New Media - Week 6 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

Psychology and the New Media - Week 7 summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

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Psychology and the New Media - Article Summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains a summary of all the articles for the course "Psychology and the New Media" given at the "University of Amsterdam". It includes the following articles:

“Bartels & Herman (2019). Media research: Is violent media making us more aggressive?”
“Brewer (2011). Media violence.”
“Giles (2010). History of the mass media.”
“Behm-Morawitz

Brewer (2011). Media violence. - Article summary

Giles (2010). History of the mass media. - Article summary

Behm-Morawitz & Ortiz (2013).” Race, ethnicity, and the media. - Article summary

Heath (2011). Portrayal of crime. - Article summary

Scharrer (2013). Representations of gender in the media. - Article summary

Nabi & Moyer-Guse (2013). The psychology underlying media-based persuasion. - Article summary

Roozenbeek & Van der Linden (2018). The fake news game: Actively inoculating against the risk of misinformation. - Article summary

Shrum & Lee (2012). The stories TV tells: How fictional TV narratives shape normative perceptions and personal values. - Article summary

Finkel et al. (2012). Online dating: A critical analysis from the perspective of psychological science - Article summary

Malamuth, Linz, & Weber (2013). The internet and aggression: Motivation, disinhibitory, and opportunity aspects. - Article summary

Nguyen, Bin, & Campbell (2012). Comparing online and offline self-disclosure: A systematic review. - Article summary

Rieger (2017). Between surveillance and sexting. - Article summary

Acquisiti, Brandenmarten, & Loewenstein (2015).” Privacy and human behavior in the age of information. - Article summary

Amichai-Hamburger & Hayat (2013). “Internet and personality. - Article summary

Segovia & Bailenson (2013). Identity manipulation: What happens when identity presentation is not truthful. - Article summary

Toma & Hancock (2013). Self-affirmation underlies Facebook use. - Article summary

Adjerdid & Kelly (2018). Big data in psychology: A framework research advancement. - Article summary

Boyd & Crawford (2012). Critical questions for big data. - Article summary

DeStefano & LeFevre (2007). Cognitive load in hypertext reading: A review. - Article summary

Sparrow & Chatman (2013). Social cognition in the internet age: Same as it ever was? - Article summary

Blumberg et al. (2013). Serious games: What are they? What do they do? Why should we play them? - Article summary

Klimmt & Brand (2017). Permanence of online access and internet addiction. - Article summary

Wallace (2015). Game mechanics and human behavior. - Article summary

Wallace (2015). The internet as a time sink. - Article summary

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Medical Psychology - Course summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle includes a summary for all the lectures for the course "Medical Psychology" given at the University of Amsterdam. The lectures contain the following articles:

Lecture 1
Psychology & Medicine

Lecture 2
Symptoms &

Medical Psychology – Lecture 2 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 3 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 4 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 5 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 6 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 7 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 9 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 10 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

Medical Psychology – Lecture 11 (UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM)

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Medical Psychology - Article Summary [UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM]

This bundle contains all the articles that are included in the course "Medical Psychology" given at the University of Amsterdam. It contains the following articles:

Psychology for medicine and healthcare
Psychology and health: Symptoms and illness
Wessely, Nimnuan, & Sharpe (1999). Functional somatic syndromes: One or many?
Glaser & Kiecolt-Glaser (2005). Stress-induced immune

Psychology and health: Symptoms and illness – Article summary

Wessely, Nimnuan, & Sharpe (1999). Functional somatic syndromes: One or many? – Article summary

Glaser & Kiecolt-Glaser (2005). Stress-induced immune dysfunction: Implications for health – Article summary

McEwen (1998). Protective and damaging effects of stress mediators – Article summary

Penninx (2016). Depression and cardiovascular disease: Epidemiological evidence on their linking mechanisms – Article summary

Smith & MacKenzie (2006). Personality and risk of physical illness – Article summary

Psychology and health: Stress and health – Article summary

Abrahams, Gielissen, Verhagen, & Knoop (2018). The relationship of fatigue in breast cancer survivors with quality of life and factors to address in psychological interventions: A systematic review – Article summary

Bower (2019). The role of neuro-immune interactions in cancer-related fatigue: Biobehavioural risk factors and mechanisms – Article summary

Hackett & Steptoe (2017). Type 2 diabetes mellitus and psychological stress: A modifiable risk factor – Article summary

Kop & Gottdiener (2014). The interaction between psychologic distress and biobehavioral processes in cardiovascular disease – Article summary

Street Jr (2001). Active patients as powerful communicators – Article summary

De Haes & Bensing (2009). Endpoints in medical communication research, proposing a framework of functions and outcomes – Article summary

Stiggelbout, Peiterse, & De Haes (2015). Shared decision making: Concepts, evidence, and practice – Article summary

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