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… Parliament and the European Central Bank. Their flexibility and support were instrumental in the successful completion of this degree. Special thanks also go to my marraine, Christine, and my mother, Sylvie. Their unwavering encouragement, thoughtful check-ins, and love were a constant source of strength throughout the thesis journey. Finally, I am sincerely grateful to all staff members at the European Centre for Privacy and Cybersecurity and Maastricht University. I especially thank Megan Lana, … that nudge users toward specific, predictable decisions.13 The term ‘dark patterns’ was first coined by Brignull nearly fifteen years ago, who defined it as “tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn’t mean to, like buying or signing up for something”.14 Initially, the term served as a catch-all to describe how UI designs could negatively influence users and their decision-making, as reflected in Brignull’s taxonomy. Brignull's original definition and taxonomy, while groundbreaking, have been expanded upon by subsequent research to reflect other types of dark patterns as well as their harmfulness.15 In 2019, Mathur and others conducted an extensive study analysing 53,000 product pages from 11,000 shopping websites. This research uncovered nearly 2,000 instances of dark patterns.16 Their research led to a more comprehensive taxonomy and a refined definition of dark patterns as “user interface design choices that benefit an online service by …

… Parliament and the European Central Bank. Their flexibility and support were instrumental in the successful completion of this degree. Special thanks also go to my marraine, Christine, and my mother, Sylvie. Their unwavering encouragement, thoughtful check-ins, and love were a constant source of strength throughout the thesis journey. Finally, I am sincerely grateful to all staff members at the European Centre for Privacy and Cybersecurity and Maastricht University. I especially thank Megan Lana, … that nudge users toward specific, predictable decisions.13 The term ‘dark patterns’ was first coined by Brignull nearly fifteen years ago, who defined it as “tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn’t mean to, like buying or signing up for something”.14 Initially, the term served as a catch-all to describe how UI designs could negatively influence users and their decision-making, as reflected in Brignull’s taxonomy. Brignull's original definition and taxonomy, while groundbreaking, have been expanded upon by subsequent research to reflect other types of dark patterns as well as their harmfulness.15 In 2019, Mathur and others conducted an extensive study analysing 53,000 product pages from 11,000 shopping websites. This research uncovered nearly 2,000 instances of dark patterns.16 Their research led to a more comprehensive taxonomy and a refined definition of dark patterns as “user interface design choices that benefit an online service by …

… for this volume came about when one of its editors, fresh from completing a creative writing course and a novel manuscript, returned to the office eager to further develop these skills, and to share them with colleagues. Three creative writing workshops at FASoS followed. What immediately became clear was just how much of an unfilled need there was at our institution for events such as these. Participants hailing from several faculties opened up to each other in surprising and inspiring ways … the woodsmoke of the Italian Alps sing, and Brigitte Le Normand imagines what the bustling Yugoslav port of Rijeka must have looked, smelled, and tasted like in the 1950s. As we see through Yiming Wang’s depiction of Chinese-language fan communities online, the places we write about can be offline, online, or both at once. Many of these settings at first glance might appear ordinary. In Emilie Sitzia’s museum, Paul Stephenson and Johan Adriaensen’s drab “Eurocrat” offices, Sally Wyatt’s dentist’s … Ruja kept some bitcoin too; crypto transactions were, after all, du jour and conveniently anonymous. Ruja steps off the Wizzair flight in Athens that ordi- nary Tuesday afternoon. She clutches a leather duffel bag in each hand and joins the passport check queue, along- side the seasonal workers and the families with boisterous little kids. “Warren Buffett,” Ruja replied, re- membering a case study she did a few years back on investment and an- ti-money laundering, and almost spit- ting out a chunk …

… for this volume came about when one of its editors, fresh from completing a creative writing course and a novel manuscript, returned to the office eager to further develop these skills, and to share them with colleagues. Three creative writing workshops at FASoS followed. What immediately became clear was just how much of an unfilled need there was at our institution for events such as these. Participants hailing from several faculties opened up to each other in surprising and inspiring ways … the woodsmoke of the Italian Alps sing, and Brigitte Le Normand imagines what the bustling Yugoslav port of Rijeka must have looked, smelled, and tasted like in the 1950s. As we see through Yiming Wang’s depiction of Chinese-language fan communities online, the places we write about can be offline, online, or both at once. Many of these settings at first glance might appear ordinary. In Emilie Sitzia’s museum, Paul Stephenson and Johan Adriaensen’s drab “Eurocrat” offices, Sally Wyatt’s dentist’s … Ruja kept some bitcoin too; crypto transactions were, after all, du jour and conveniently anonymous. Ruja steps off the Wizzair flight in Athens that ordi- nary Tuesday afternoon. She clutches a leather duffel bag in each hand and joins the passport check queue, along- side the seasonal workers and the families with boisterous little kids. “Warren Buffett,” Ruja replied, re- membering a case study she did a few years back on investment and an- ti-money laundering, and almost spit- ting out a chunk …

… for this volume came about when one of its editors, fresh from completing a creative writing course and a novel manuscript, returned to the office eager to further develop these skills, and to share them with colleagues. Three creative writing workshops at FASoS followed. What immediately became clear was just how much of an unfilled need there was at our institution for events such as these. Participants hailing from several faculties opened up to each other in surprising and inspiring ways … the woodsmoke of the Italian Alps sing, and Brigitte Le Normand imagines what the bustling Yugoslav port of Rijeka must have looked, smelled, and tasted like in the 1950s. As we see through Yiming Wang’s depiction of Chinese-language fan communities online, the places we write about can be offline, online, or both at once. Many of these settings at first glance might appear ordinary. In Emilie Sitzia’s museum, Paul Stephenson and Johan Adriaensen’s drab “Eurocrat” offices, Sally Wyatt’s dentist’s … Ruja kept some bitcoin too; crypto transactions were, after all, du jour and conveniently anonymous. Ruja steps off the Wizzair flight in Athens that ordi- nary Tuesday afternoon. She clutches a leather duffel bag in each hand and joins the passport check queue, along- side the seasonal workers and the families with boisterous little kids. “Warren Buffett,” Ruja replied, re- membering a case study she did a few years back on investment and an- ti-money laundering, and almost spit- ting out a chunk …

… The practical takes place during the introduction week, with the aim to explain the facilities and online services for students who are starting their studies at FPN. The training includes:  UM account  Student portal (course / exam booking, check study results)  The electronic learning environment  Computer facilities  FPN AskPsychology http://www.askpsy.nl This course consists of an information session, do-it-yourself assignments and a hands-on meeting. Course objectives Students: Are … high school may elicit happy memories, for others simply recalling walking on the schoolyard is sufficient to elicit anxiety. Our memory can also fail. It may happen that you go to the supermarket with a list in your head of what you certainly need to buy, to come home with several items lacking. And maybe your sibling will have a very different memory of a past event, calling into question the truth-value of memories. The above-elicited questions will be studied through behavioural research in … https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nick.broers Bachelor Psychology ### 53 themes will also be available. Furthermore, attention will be paid to popularizing scientific results by means of writing a research blog. Students will also receive mini-workshops about how to present, how to write reviews, and statistics. The corresponding practical for this course is: Student Psychology Symposium Course objectives Students are able to indicate the difference between science and common sense; to …