Free online courseCognitive Psychology

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Overview Pt1 - What Is Cognitive Psych

  0h22m

• Exercise: What is the primary goal of cognitive psychologists when conducting research?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Overview Pt2 - Methods

  0h19m

• Exercise: Which research method is commonly used by cognitive psychologists to directly observe and measure brain activity during cognitive tasks?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Overview Pt3 - History

  0h29m

• Exercise: In the historical context of cognitive psychology, which philosophical tradition emphasizes that knowledge originates primarily from sensory experience?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Overview Pt4 - The Cognitive Revolution

  0h22m

• Exercise: What aspect of cognitive psychology was influenced by the arrival of computers in the mid-20th century?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Cognitive Neuroscience Pt1 - A Neuron Primer

  0h26m

• Exercise: How do neurons communicate with each other across a synaptic cleft?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Cognitive Neuroscience Pt2 - A Brain Primer

  0h22m

• Exercise: What primary role does the hippocampus play in the brain?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Cognitive Neuroscience Pt3 - Split Brains

  0h40m

• Exercise: What is the primary function of the corpus callosum in the brain?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Cognitive Neuroscience Pt4 - Cog Neuro Methods

  0h49m

• Exercise: Which of the following methods involves measuring electrical activity at the scalp to study brain processes during cognitive tasks?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Cognitive Neuroscience Pt5 - Reverse Inference

  0h27m

• Exercise: What is the reverse inference fallacy in neuroscience research?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Perception Pt1 - Visual Perception

  0h24m

• Exercise: In the study of visual perception, which part of the brain is primarily responsible for processing visual information?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Perception Pt2 - Perceptual Constancy

  0h29m

• Exercise: What is the primary reason that we perceive objects as having the same size or shape despite changes in distance or visual angle?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Perception Pt3 - Theories of Perception

  0h29m

• Exercise: Which theory of perception suggests that we recognize objects by detecting a set of simple features that are combined to form more complex forms?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Perception Pt4 - Top Down Influences

  0h27m

• Exercise: Which of the following describes the way our brain processes visual information through a combination of sensory input and past experiences?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Perception Pt5 - Dual Stream Model

  1h05m

• Exercise: What is the main function of the ventral stream in the neural architecture for perception?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt1 - Signal Detection

  0h24m

• Exercise: In cognitive psychology, which of the following concepts refers to the ability to focus on a specific piece of information while ignoring distractions?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt2 - Active Search

  0h23m

• Exercise: Which of the following best describes the concept of 'active search' as discussed in cognitive psychology?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt3 - Selective Attention

  0h15m

• Exercise: What is the main focus of selective attention as described in cognitive psychology?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt4 - Divided Attention

  0h28m

• Exercise: What is the term used to describe the brief period of decreased ability to detect a target when switching tasks quickly?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt5 - Movies and Magic

  0h26m

• Exercise: In cognitive psychology, what is the term used to describe the phenomenon where a person fails to notice changes in a scene because their attention is focused elsewhere?

• Video class: Cognitive Psychology - Attention Pt6 - Inattention and Neglect

  0h29m

• Exercise: What does the phenomenon of inattentional blindness demonstrate about human attention?