Psychology Applied to Social Relations, Communication and Group Dynamics

The overall assessment of learning outcomes is carried out through a written exam, scheduled in specific exam sessions in accordance with the University Regulations. No intermediate tests or early exams will be held, and teaching materials or notes are not allowed during the exam. The final results of the individual modules are published on the professor's MyARIEL page, and the exam grade is registered through the University's online procedure by the Chair of the Examination Board. There is a single exam for the integrated course; all the modules that make up the course contribute equally to the final grade, which is expressed in thirtieths. The exam format for each module is described below:
Psycology and Health
The exam consists of a written test with 6 open-ended questions; students are invited to provide in a few lines short answers, strictly pertinent to the question. Students can express themselves in their own words; what will be valued in the final evaluation will be the correctness and close pertinence of the answer content to the specific question.
Sociology
The exam consists of a written test with 2 open-ended questions and 10 multiple-choice questions. These include 4 possible answers, of which only 1 answer is correct. The final grade is expressed by adding the result of the first part (i.e. 5 points for each correct answer) with the result of the second part (i.e. 2 points for each correct answer). The time available to complete the test is 30 minutes.
Psicologia del lavoro
The exam consists of a written test with 3 open-ended questions. The questions require the student to explain the answer to the question in a few lines. Each student can express themselves with their own words, and having correctly expressed a concept with respect to the question will be valued for the final evaluation.
Demo-ethno-anthropological disciplines
The exam consists of a written test with 2 short open-ended questions (for each the maximum mark is 3 points) and 12 multiple-choice questions, each worth 2 points if the answer is correct. For the open questions, the assessment is based on the correctness of the answer and the use of the specific language of the discipline. The time available to complete the test is 25 minutes.
Philosophy and theory of language
The assessment consists of three open-ended questions designed to test theoretical knowledge and the ability to provide and/or critically discuss relevant examples. The allotted time is 30 minutes.