The teaching methodology (group 1/1) will combine conferences and exercises that will help the students to integrate the acquired knowledge. Activities in classroom will also be done to improve skills in the analysis and application of knowledge. Before each conference students will be required to do a previous reading and/or assignment to be worked in class, according to the flipped-classroom methodology..

In specialized seminar, topic 8 will be developed, simulating a stress management workshop with the students as participants. Between sessions, students will deliver exercises, where the content developed in the corresponding session should be applied to everyday life.

There is also a supervised group work. In this work, students must conduct an interview to someone experiencing a potentially stressful situation, and they will write a report analyzing the case and making specific recommendations. The preparation of the interview (profile of the person interviewed, interview guidelines...) will be guided through classroom indications and follow-up tutorials. Finally, some of the cases will be exposed and discussed in class.

Annotation: within the schedule set by the centre or degree programme, 15 minutes of one class will be reserved for students to evaluate their lecturers and their courses or modules through questionnaires.

The assessment guidelines of the faculty are accessible at: https://www.uab.cat/doc/DOC_PautesAvaluacio_2026. The presentation of the translation of the statements of the in-person assessment tests will be carried out if the requirements established in Article 263 of the academic regulations are met and the request is made in week 4 online (e-form; more information on the faculty website).

Ev1 and Ev2: There will be two written synthesis tests (one on each week of assessment). The Ev1 assess knowledge on the first part of the subject. The Ev2 assess knowledge on the second part of the subject. Tests include open questions with short answers, both theoretical and of application to cases and examples.

Ev3: The competences acquired through the supervised work will be assessed based on the written group report, that must be submitted in week 13 (in a specific date that will be informed), the oral session of exposition and/or discussion carried out in the last directed teaching session, and the follow-up (supervision of preparation of the interview script).

For the Ev3, beyond other specifications that may be given in the virtual classroom for each phase of the work, the use of AI is only allowed as a support tool in tasks such as information search, linguistic correction, style correction or translation of texts, and taking into account that the final result of the work must reflect a significant contribution of the student in personal analysis and reflection. It will be necessary to clearly identify which parts have been generated with this technology, specify the tools used and include a critical reflection on how they have influenced the process and the result of the activity. The non-transparency of the use of AI will be considered a lack of academic honesty and may lead to a penalty in the grade of the activity, or greater sanctions in cases of severity.

Ev5: This evidence will be assessed based on the exercises done in classroom. This 5% of the grade will only be added to the final grade when the course is PASSED, and with a maximum grade of 10.

Feedback on the evidence:

After the first synthesis test (Ev1) in week 10, general feedback will be given in class, and review tutorials will be scheduled if requested by the student. After the second synthesis test (Ev2), a review-tutorial session will be scheduled in week 20.

For the supervised assignments (Ev3), general feedback will be given in class in week 14. The evidence from the specialised seminars (Ev4) will receive individual feedback via Moodle in the weeks following their submission.

Once each of these review periods is closed, the corresponding grade for that period will be considered final.

NOT ASSESSED: Those students who have done evidence with a weight of less than 40% of the final grade will be \"Not assessed.\"

PASS: In accordance with the evaluation guidelines of the Faculty, the course will be considered passed when the final weighted sum of the evidence Ev1, Ev2, Ev3 and Ev4 is equal to or greater than 4.85, provided that a grade of 4 out of 10 has been obtained in the EV1 and EV2. If this last requirement is not met, the final grade will be 4,5. Only if the subject is passed will the 5% grade corresponding to the Ev5 be added, if applicable. The maximum grade that can be obtained in the subject, adding the Ev5, is 10.

RESIT: When the weighted sum of the evidences Ev1, Ev2, Ev3 and Ev4 is between 3.5 and 4.84, those who have completed at least 2/3 of the evidences will be eligible for resit. The resit will consist of a test equivalent to Ev1 and/or Ev 2 not passed. The grade in the resit test will replace the corresponding evidence, and the final grade will be the result of the new weighted sum, provided that the requirement of obtaining at least a 4 out of 10 in them is met. Otherwise, the final grade of the transcript will be the one before the resit. Te Ev5 rating will not be added in the resit phase.

SINGLE ASSESSMENT

Ev1 + Ev2 (35% + 35% of the final grade): There will be a synthesis test, in the second assessment week. Test includes open questions with short answers, both theoretical and of application to cases and examples.

Ev3 (15%): The students doing single assessment can participate in supervised work with a class group, although the evidence will be assessed individually,based on an exercise that will be made available to them and that they must deliver on the day of the synthesis test.

Ev4 (15%): It will be evaluated from the overall evaluation of the individual exercises that are proposed at the end of each session, which must be delivered on the day of the synthesis test, as well as the follow-up of the sessions. To weigh this evidence in the final grade, it is necessary to have attended at least 50% of the sessions.

NOT ASSESSED: Those students who have done evidence with a weight of less than 40% of the final grade will be \"Not assessed.\"

PASS: In accordance with the evaluation guidelines of the Faculty, the subject will be considered passed when the final weighted sum of the evidence Ev1, Ev2, Ev3 and Ev4 is equal to or greater than 4.85, provided that a grade of 4 out of 10 has been obtained in the EV1 and EV2. In the event that this last requirement is not met, the grade of the transcript will be 4,5.

RESIT: When the weighted sum of the evidences Ev1+Ev2, Ev3 and Ev4 is between 3.5 and 4.84, those who have completed at least 2/3 of the evidences will be eligible for resit. The resit will consist of a test equivalent to Ev1+Ev 2. The grade in the resit test will replace the corresponding evidence, and the final grade will be the result of the new weighted sum.