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Introduction to Cognitive Psychology | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Cognitive Psychology Defined | |
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Philosophical Antecedents of Psychology: Rationalism versus Empiricism | |
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Psychological Antecedents of Cognitive Psychology | |
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Early Dialectics in the Psychology of Cognition | |
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From Associationism to Behaviorism | |
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Gestalt Psychology | |
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Emergence of Cognitive Psychology | |
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Early Role of Psychobiology | |
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Add a Dash of Technology: Engineering and Computation | |
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Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology | |
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Goals of Research | |
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Distinctive Research Methods | |
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Key Issues and Fields within Cognitive Psychology | |
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Underlying Themes in the Study of Cognitive Psychology | |
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Key Ideas in Cognitive Psychology | |
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Chapter Previews | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Cognitive Neuroscience | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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The Brain | |
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Viewing the Structures and Functions of the Brain | |
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Postmortem Studies | |
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Animal Studies | |
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Electrical Recordings | |
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Static Imaging Techniques | |
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Metabolic Imaging | |
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Cognition in the Brain: Cerebral Cortex and Other Structures | |
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Gross Anatomy of the Brain: Forebrain, Midbrain, Hindbrain | |
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Cerebral Cortex and Localization of Function | |
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Brain Disorders | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Attention and Consciousness | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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The Nature of Attention and Consciousness | |
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Preconscious Processing | |
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Controlled versus Automatic Processes | |
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Habituation and Adaptation | |
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Attention | |
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Signal Detection | |
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The Nature of Signal Detection | |
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Vigilance | |
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Search | |
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Selective and Divided Attention | |
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Basic Paradigms for Studying Selective Attention | |
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Filter and Bottleneck Theories of Selective Attention | |
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Attentional-Resource Theories of Selective Attention | |
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Additional Considerations in Selective Attention | |
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Divided Attention | |
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Consciousness of Complex Mental Processes | |
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder | |
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Cognitive Neuroscientific Approaches to Attention and Consciousness | |
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Attentional Systems | |
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Using Event-Related Potentials to Measure Attention | |
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A Psychopharmacological Approach | |
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Links among Perception, Attention, and Consciousness | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Perception | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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From Sensation to Representation | |
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Some Basic Concepts | |
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Perceptual Constancies | |
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Depth Perception | |
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Approaches to Object and Form Perception | |
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Theoretical Approaches to Perception | |
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Bottom-Up Approaches: Direct Perception | |
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Top-Down Approaches: Constructive Perception | |
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Synthesizing the Two Approaches | |
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A Computational Theory of Perception | |
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Deficits in Perception | |
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Agnosias | |
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Anomalies in Color Perception | |
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Akinetopsia | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Memory: Models and Research Methods | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Tasks Used for Measuring Memory | |
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Recall versus Recognition Tasks | |
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Implicit versus Explicit Memory Tasks | |
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Traditional Model of Memory | |
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Sensory Store | |
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Short-Term Store | |
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Long-Term Store | |
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The Levels-of-Processing Model | |
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An Integrative Model: Working Memory | |
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Multiple-Memory-Systems | |
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A Connectionist Perspective | |
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Memory in the Real World | |
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Exceptional Memory and Neuropsychology | |
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Outstanding Memory: Mnemonists | |
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Deficient Memory | |
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Role of the Hippocampus and Other Structures | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Memory Processes | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Encoding and Transfer of Information | |
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Forms of Encoding | |
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Transfer of Information from Short-Term Memory to Long-Term Memory | |
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Retrieval | |
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Retrieval from Short-Term Memory | |
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Retrieval from Long-Term Memory | |
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Processes of Forgetting and Memory Distortion | |
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Interference versus Decay Theory | |
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The Constructive Nature of Memory | |
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Autobiographical Memory | |
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Memory Distortions | |
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Context Effects on Encoding and Retrieval | |
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Memory Development | |
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Metacognitive Skills and Memory Development | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Representation and Manipulation of Knowledge in Memory: Images and Propositions | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Mental Representation of Knowledge | |
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External Representations: Pictures versus Words | |
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Mental Imagery | |
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Dual-Code Theory: Analogical Images versus Symbols | |
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Propositional Theory | |
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Mental Manipulations of Images | |
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Mental Rotations | |
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Image Scaling | |
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Image Scanning | |
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Synthesizing Images and Propositions | |
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Epiphenomena and Demand Characteristics | |
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Johnson-Laird's Mental Models | |
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Neuropsychological Evidence for Multiple Codes | |
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Visual versus Spatial Images | |
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Spatial Cognition and Cognitive Maps | |
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Rats, Bees, and Humans | |
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Mental Shortcuts | |
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Text Maps | |
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Development of Visuospatial Skills | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Representation and Organization of Knowledge in Memory: Concepts, Categories, Networks, and Schemas | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Organization of Declarative Knowledge | |
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Concepts and Categories | |
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Semantic Network Models | |
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Schematic Representations | |
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Representations of Procedural Knowledge | |
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Integrative Models for Representing Declarative and Nondeclarative Knowledge | |
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Combining Representations: ACT-R | |
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Models Based on the Human Brain | |
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Parallel Processing: The Connectionist Model | |
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How Domain General or Domain Specific Is Cognition? | |
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Key Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Language: Nature and Acquisition | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Properties of Language | |
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General Description | |
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Fundamental Aspects of Language | |
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Processes of Language Comprehension | |
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Speech Perception | |
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Semantics and Syntax | |
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Language Acquisition | |
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Stages of Language Acquisition | |
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Nature and Nurture | |
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Beyond the First Years | |
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Animal Language | |
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Common Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Language in Context | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Reading: Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processes | |
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Perceptual Issues in Reading | |
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Lexical Processes in Reading | |
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Language and Thought | |
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Differences among Languages | |
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Bilingualism and Dialects | |
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Slips of the Tongue | |
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Metaphorical Language | |
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Language in a Social Context | |
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Speech Acts | |
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Conversational Postulates | |
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Gender and Language | |
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Discourse and Reading Comprehension | |
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Neuropsychology of Language | |
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Aphasia | |
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Autism | |
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Lesion Studies and Event-Related Potentials Research | |
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Other Methods | |
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Common Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Problem Solving and Creativity | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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The Problem-Solving Cycle | |
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Types of Problems | |
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Well-Structured Problems | |
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Ill-Structured Problems and the Role of Insight | |
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Obstacles and Aids to Problem Solving | |
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Mental Sets, Entrenchment, and Fixation | |
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Negative and Positive Transfer | |
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Incubation | |
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Expertise: Knowledge and Problem Solving | |
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Organization of Knowledge | |
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Innate Talent and Acquired Skill | |
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Creativity | |
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It's How Much You Produce | |
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It's What You Know | |
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It's Who You Are | |
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It's Where You Are | |
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All of the Above | |
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Types of Creative Contributions | |
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Common Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Decision Making and Reasoning | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Judgment and Decision Making | |
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Classical Decision Theory | |
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Satisficing | |
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Elimination by Aspects | |
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Heuristics and Biases | |
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Deductive Reasoning | |
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Conditional Reasoning | |
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Syllogistic Reasoning | |
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Linear Syllogisms | |
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Further Aids and Obstacles to Deductive Reasoning | |
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Inductive Reasoning | |
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Reaching Causal Inferences | |
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Categorical Inferences | |
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Reasoning by Analogy | |
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Development of Inductive Reasoning | |
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An Alternative View of Reasoning | |
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Common Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Human and Artificial Intelligence | |
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Exploring Cognitive Psychology | |
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Measures and Structures of Intelligence | |
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Spearman: The "g" Factor | |
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Thurstone: Primary Mental Abilities | |
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Guilford: The Structure of Intellect | |
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Cattell, Vernon, and Carroll: Hierarchical Models | |
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Information Processing and Intelligence | |
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Process-Timing Theories | |
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Working Memory | |
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Componential Theory and Complex Problem Solving | |
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Biological Bases of Intelligence | |
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Alternative Approaches to Intelligence | |
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Cultural Context and Intelligence | |
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Gardner: Multiple Intelligences | |
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Sternberg: The Triarchic Theory | |
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Improving Intelligence: Effective, Ineffective, and Questionable Strategies | |
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Development of Intelligence in Adults | |
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Artificial Intelligence: Computer Simulations | |
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Can a Computer Program Be "Intelligent"? | |
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Questions about the Intelligence of Intelligent Programs | |
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Common Themes | |
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Summary | |
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Thinking about Thinking: Factual, Analytical, Creative, and Practical Questions | |
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Key Terms | |
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Annotated Suggested Reading | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |