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| An Introduction to Cognition What is Cognition? | |
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| The Omnipresence of Cognitive Processing | |
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| An Interdisciplinary Perspective Psychology B.C(Before Cognitive psychology) | |
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| Psychophysics | |
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| Structuralism: The Contents of Mental Experience | |
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| Functionalism: The Functions of Mental Experience | |
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| Behaviorism: The Rejection of Mental Experience | |
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| Laying the Foundation for Cognitive Psychology | |
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| The Emergence of Cognitive Psychology | |
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| S-R Explanations: Seriously wRong? | |
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| Technological Influences Psychology A.D(After Decline of behaviorism) | |
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| Behaviorism Reconsidered Information-Processing: A Computer Metaphor for Cognition | |
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| Connectionism: A Brain Metaphor for Cognition | |
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| Alternative Approaches to Cognitive Psychology Research Themes | |
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| Research Methods in Cognition Descriptive Research | |
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| Naturalistic Observation | |
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| Case Studies Self-Report Experimental Research | |
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| The Importance of the Computer | |
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| What Happens in an Experiment? | |
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| The Advantages and Disadvantages of an Experiment | |
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| The Cognitive psychology Experiment | |
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| How Can We See Thinking? | |
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| The Dependent Variable | |
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| What Variables Influence Cognition? | |
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| The Independent Variable | |
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| Confounding Variables | |
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| Assigning Participants to Conditions The Factorial Design | |
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| Analyzing and Presenting Results | |
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| A Sample Experiment Cognitive Neuroscience: Investigating Mind and Brain | |
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| An Overview of The Nervous System | |
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| The Tools of Cognitive Neuroscience | |
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| Basics of Perception and Awareness | |
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| Basic Issues in Perception | |
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| Sensation andPerception | |
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| Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processing The Basic Tasks of Visual Perception | |
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| Perceptual Organizational Processes Multisensory Interaction and Integration | |
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| Synesthesia Comparing the Senses Perception and Action Consciousness Varieties of Consciousness Subliminal Perception Perceptual Processing and Attention Visual Attention Auditory Attention | |
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| Attending to and Manipulating Information | |
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| Selection and Division: The Strategic Nature of Attention | |
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| Control of Selective Attention | |
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| Dividing Attention | |
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| Automaticity | |
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| Characteristics of Automatic Processes | |
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| Accounts of Automaticity | |
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| Costs of Automaticity Processing in Immediate Memory | |
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| The Information Processing Approach to Memory | |
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| Short-Term Memory A Modular Approach to STM: Working Memory | |
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| The Articulatory Loop | |
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| The Visuo-Spatial Sketchpad | |
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| The Episodic Buffer | |
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| Central Executive | |
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| Working Memory and the Brain | |
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| The Working Memory Model Re-Considered | |
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| Identification and Classification Identification and Classifictation: An Overview | |
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| Identifcation: Recognizing from the Bottom, Up and from the Top, Down | |
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| Concepts and Categories: The Database for Recognition Object Recognition | |
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| Effects of Orientation and Perspective | |
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| Effects of Context | |
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| Theories of Visual Object Recognition | |
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| Non-Visual Recognition Recognizing Faces | |
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| Face Inversion Configural Processing | |
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| So, Is Face Recognition Special? | |
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| Self-Recognition Concepts and Categories | |
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| Types of Categories (Categories as a Category) | |
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| Functions of Concepts | |
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| Approaches to Concept Representation | |
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| Encoding and Retrieval Processes in Long-Term Memory Fundamental Issues and Distinctions | |
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| Short-Term Memory vs.Long-Term Memory Types of Long-Term Memory A Descriptive Framework: Encoding | |