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… this rule, you are exempt from following these practicals. - there is a maximum of 50 participants for this minor program, selection is on a first-come-first- served basis. - we do not offer courses in period 3 to extend the minor. - do not register with individual course codes. Only registrations with code 4501MIPSY will be considered. - registering for individual courses instead of (or in addition to) the minor is discouraged. For each individual course registration, your eligibility is determined by the boards of examiners. Therefore, it can happen that you are only accepted for some courses but not for others. In such cases, FPN is not responsible for finding other courses which can replace those. You cannot register for the next individual courses in the psychology bachelor: all … influence our concepts about others and ourselves and our corresponding behaviour. 2. Personality Psychology (‘Personality and Individual Differences’) This course will focus on differences between humans. Why is one person completely frightened when watching a low-budget horror movie scene, while another can only laugh about all its clichés? Do persons respond so differently because of their genetic or cultural differences? Is personality shaped by nature or nurture? And does one have a …

… detection of child abuse in schools etc.) • Present report to expert panel (e.g., police officers Examination • Most courses exam: - Open-ended questions - In English - Critical score of 6 Practical: Legal Psychology in Action • Get acquainted with instruments • Visit institutions (forensic hospital, prison, police) • Meet people working in the field (TBS, police lectures) • Learn about expert witnessing in a mock court Internships • Research at the university (in Maastricht or … Contact with Alumni • Maastricht Legal Psychology Network Group • Almost 2/3 have job in psychology related field 2 year Forensic Psychology Master • Corine de Ruiter Movies/Documentaries Questions? • Come to our extra Question and Answer session (13.45-14.15) …

… Onze inkomsten vloeien terug in research en development die bijdragen aan onze missie: een drempelloze digitale wereld voor iedereen. Wij doen onderzoek, onder andere naar de toegankelijkheid en kwaliteit van websites, digitale televisie. (online) games en applicaties en publiceren daarover. Wij voeren toegankelijkheidsonderzoeken uit, organiseren trainingen voor beleidsmakers, webbouwers en communicatiespecialisten, geven we voorlichting bij het opzetten van websites, colleges, voeren … • Toegankelijk maken van content zoals PDF's en video's • Certificering van toegankelijke bouwers • Monitoren van eInclusion en usability • Gebruikersonderzoek en ondersteuning met gebruikers bij projecten • Onderzoek en ontwikkeling van toegankelijke online media, waaronder games • Coördineren van internationale harmonisatie van website-evaluatie • Ontwikkelingen bij het World Wide Web Consortium. Daar werken wij actief mee aan de totstandkoming van de volgende generatie richtlijnen en de …

… The Place of Protest in Ethical Citizenship Colin Wayne Leach Psychology & Africana Studies, Barnard College Psychology, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Institute for Research in African-American Studies Data Science Institute Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 5th University of … 115, 763-787. Reinka, M.A. & Leach, C.W. (2017). Race and reactions to police violence and protest against it. Journal of Social Issues, 73, 768-788. Riddle, T. A., Turetsky, K. M., Bottesini, J., Leach, C.W. (2020). “What’s Going On” in Ferguson? Online News Frames of Protest at the Police Killing of Michael Brown. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations, 23, 882-901. Turetsky, K. M., & Riddle, T. A., (2018). Porous Chambers, Echoes of Valence and Stereotypes. Social Psychological and … images: Tracing appraisals of police force and protest. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 115, 763-787. Study Design (30) Police Force: Black targets (30) Black-led protest (30) Police Force: White targets 1,000ms ITI: 1000-1500ms (with jitter) White Ps Black Ps MEDIATOR: Awareness of Black victims (in the media) Results Summary “Surprise” “Attentive” APPRAISAL: Novelty Relevance (Ibanez et al. 2012; Luck, 2005) (Blascovich & Mendes, 2010; Wright & Kirby, 2011) (Gentsch, …

… app for new employees and students The app will provide all kind of useful personalised and interactive information to use even before your first day @ Maastricht University. It welcomes you and prepares you for a good start. First fase (boarding) can be used before your first day and the second fase (take off) starts on your first day. The onboarding ends when you have landed safely after 100 days. What can you expect: - Welcome video from manager/progamme coordinator - Get to know your teammembers/studentgroup - UM concepts and abbreviations - Hotspots: where to go for… - Useful links - Building information via beacon; who, what, history - Must reads …

… nominal study duration: the statutory duration of the course of studies according to the Higher Education and Research Act (WHW): three years for a bachelor’s degree and between one and four years for a master’s degree. This is the time students take when they do not have a study delay; j. support: financial support from UM’s ‘Profileringsfonds’; k. performance-related grant (phase): The performance-related grant referred to in these Regulations is part of the student finance provided in pursuance … student finance for a bachelor’s programme and master’s programme for the nominal duration of the programmes. In the context of these Regulations, the subsequent 12-month period during which the student is entitled to the travel grant in accordance with WSF 2000 is not included under performance-related grant; l. SSC: the Student Services Centre of UM; m. student: the individual registered as a full-time student at UM and who pays tuition fees to UM; n. study delay: the non-completion of 60 ECTS … the attention of the Complaints Service Point (CSP), within 6 weeks of the announcement of the decision. For more information and the CSP form, please refer to UM’s website: ‘Home/Support/During your studies/Complaints Service Point (CSP): a one-stop-shop for objections, appeals or complaints’. 2. Within 6 weeks of the announcement of the decision on the letter of objection, the student concerned may file an appeal against this decision to CBHO (Board of Appeals for Higher Education), P.O. Box …

… years techniques from evolutionary game theory have been widely used to describe and predict biological phenomena. In a standard evolutionary game a (fixed) fitness matrix represents the reproductive capacity of individuals possessing certain traits when interacting with other individuals of the population. The key idea is that traits that are more beneficial to a species are more likely to be transferred to the next generation than less beneficial traits. While these simple games are computationally tractable, their predictive capacities are limited as they do not consider the possibility for individuals within a population to enhance these traits (for instance by training) within their lifetime. In this project we propose to expand the realm of evolutionary games by including a component of trait …

… and consent from the faculty council. The regulations will take effect on 1 September 2023 for the 2023-2024 academic year. These regulations also apply to students from other programmes, faculties or institutions of higher education, insofar as they follow components of the programme For components of the programme that students follow at another degree programme, faculty or institution of higher education, the Education and Examination Regulations from the other programme, faculty or … onderzoek]; d. bachelor thesis research (BTR): the concluding module of the MSP programme which generally occurs near the end of the programme; e. binding study advice: the binding advice given at the end of the first year in accordance with Article 7.8b of the Act about the student being able to continue in the programme or not; f. board of admissions (BoA): the board responsible for judging the admissibility of the candidate to the programme. The board has three chambers, one for … and announcement of course examination result 1. The examiner determines the result of a course examination within 10 working days and provides the Office of Student Affairs with the necessary information to apprise the student of the result. 2. When the result of a course examination is announced, it will be indicated how the student can inspect the course examination and file an appeal as referred to in Article 6.5. Article 5.9 Right of inspection 1. Within 10 working days of the date on …

… tips on supporting pregnant students and studying parents. An overview of the relevant laws and regulations is included as an appendix. The guide has been drawn up for student counsellors, student advisors and student counsellors, who can share it with pregnant students and studying parents. The wording in this document is gender neutral. We refer to this group in gender-neutral terms because, in some cases, the pregnant student does not identify as a woman. Pregnant students and studying … Institute will determine whether the discrimination complaint is founded. Advice The Netherlands Institute for Human Rights: Put the arrangements that are available in the event of pregnancy in writing: ■ Whom a student or staff member can turn to if they have questions. ■ To whom such requests may be addressed. https://fra.europa.eu/nl/eu-charter https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-6-2007-0265_NL.html?redirect https://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/cedaw/cedaw.htm … with a recommendation regarding the continuation of their studies within or outside the associate degree programme or bachelor programme. In the case of a part-time associate degree programme or bachelor’s programme, the executive board will determine when the recommendation is issued. ■ Subsection 3 | With regard to study programmes designated by the executive board, and within the period as referred to in the second subsection, though no sooner than by the end of the first year of enrolment, the …