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Key Concepts and Methods in Cognition

Main Concepts history Methods Cognition Why study cognition? Basic research Applied reserves Neubral monitm · Mind - Body Problem Dualism Monism · interactionism TAcalitw piphenome lis m Perception attention Auditory System Spatial Neglect: attention deficit amplify Sound waves Bilimwing damage right himtophane sigues left side · Tomalopis map (forquiaries) Primary Auditory Center As .Dettem-er+ +PT +VFC Tip . Asus a fronte, pagistul asgives Chemical Series Phim Research Methods: .Behavioural Measurements (voluntary) · Psychophysiological Measurements PWS · Animal Models Approaches to Study Cognition: cognitive psychology Neuroscience Computational modelling Neuroimaging techniques . Functional IHRE & Sch + StimulaHen THS Kay philosophers & ideologies Plato - Rationalism reason finnale influential Far theavy development Aristotle - Emploisism Experience / SCHNEE experimental methods EMRE ! metabolic activity +$ & T TMS 1 43 Factors that Affect Flynn Effect IQ test Average 10 ber Sensation tus Perception EN& Origins experimental psyc Structuralism - Basic building & tapas of umistiad Wy introspection Llocks al min A Psychophysics & Wundt & Tichpar Functionalism + Functions of Mind stimulus -response John Watson L light energy & heuvel code · Photoreceptors + Comes & Rade (Ralina) + Rods: tow light. casolowas (poriphone) + Comes: Color Vision, & regulation ( Foura) Ophe chiatm · Blindspot Cognitive Revolution Minds into processor /computer Wprocessing takes time & DEIUMAGEN J by Air traffic contratoes Experiment Primary vituel Cartas Va adget / augias/ tatar / light Visual Streams * Paraplant in epithelium Types Top. draw Attention Ince Hve Somatosencation + track Change blindness (change) > inattentional blindness (onexposted) TPT + VFC ·Bottom -up processing + Spuitenwent PPOLEIsIng 4 Kmawtedy4 Theories of Attention 1. Early selection Filter models Theories of perception A top-down 1) Constructive Perception: 3. Late Selection Models (meaning) 4. Load theory (im.se ky)) Timevel 3) Divest Perception: Lansare Filter Stroop task · Illusions + top-down processing · Gestalt Organization Principles Functions & themies of Atication Attention as aspotlight + Closed Forins + Fistors Integration * * piFied whale Theories of Object Recognition Template Matching Theory · Prototype Theory Feature detection Embodied allestita Covert vitual atteste (++p -) · Endogenous attention (top-down) Exogenous attention (bottom-up) memory 3 memory Systems: Sansary Memory Sterling's Comment lekter dospiny summit schort hoppe high Capacity - Short Short -term Mitmen limited capacity 754 I long-term memor caplicit Pouceducal priming apistart Porteplust Hmentic 2 ways of forgetting info: 1.Ortay (party) Encoding Specificity external-state (sestroumental) Levels of PrMessing Memory Ditwdus MIL + Alzeimer : BNdes -dejencsaken Medial temporal lobe ATI + surig: word fading difficulties + analogia Concepts & Knowledge Language &bilingualism Entegines Concepts Theesses of Colegasrection Barwlidy -based Been Basic i medimany dirkest & info] my w knowledge date groups of suchd nad + whosale . Bericht Marked of topsides How Metaal Roky De Models Input s bildes bryst 2 19les4 -webwork of moded armatcted by weighted contient |AVN Embodied/ Granded Lignshire IF ATL bohemen unsdiast wards Speech · Phonological Ambiguity Achart sifeel . Lavieet ambiguity ] Amical dingin fact +Amnesia . mensung lass due to brain damage +impaired: splendid