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Cognitive Processes

Subject: Science

Art: Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852—1934); uploaded to…, Fig retine, 1911 · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Mary C. Potter
Term: Spring 2004
Level: Undergraduate
What's inside: 1 lecture note · 15 other files · 3 web pages
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Cognitive Processes

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Lecture 1: Introduction How We Read ( PDF )

Lecture 2: Object Recognition ( PDF )

Lecture 3: Attention I ( PDF )

Lecture 4: Attention II ( PDF )

Lecture 5: Lab 1: Memory

Lecture 6: Memory I: Working Memory ( PDF )

Lecture 7: Memory II: Conceptual Short Term Memory ( PDF )

Lecture 8: Memory III: Implicit Memory ( PDF )

Lecture 10: Memory IV: Remembering and Forgetting

Lecture 11: Memory V: Associative Memory ( PDF )

Lecture 12: Learning ( PDF )

Lecture 13: Lab 2: Images, Concepts, Language ( PDF )

Lecture 14: Concepts and Prototypes ( PDF )

Lecture 15: Language: Psycholinguistics ( PDF )

Lecture 16: Visual Knowledge ( PDF )

Lecture 18: Mental Codes I ( PDF )

Lecture 19: Mental Codes II

Lecture 20: Lab 3: Judgment, Reasoning, and Problem-solving

Lecture 21: Judgment and Reasoning I

Lecture 22: Judgment and Reasoning II

Lecture 23: TBA

Lecture 24: Solving Problems ( PDF )

Lecture 25: Conscious and Unconscious Thought

Lecture 26: Review