This course introduces students to the field of Cognitive Psychology, which focuses on the internal mental processes that make up human behaviour. We will explore the historical developments in Cognitive Psychology, its fundamental assumptions, and the methods used to study it. We will also cover the basic mental processes such as sensation, perception, attention, memory, language, imagery, decision making, problem solving, and emotion. This course is ideal for those interested in learning more about the cognitive processes that shape our behaviour.
Learning Through Cognitive Psychology
1.5
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This course will explore the research-based principles of cognitive psychology to help you become a more effective and efficient learner. We'll cover metacognition, forgetting, and strategies such as spaced learning, retrieval practice, elaboration, and focused learning. We'll also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of popular study strategies and how to overcome procrastination. With the right strategies, you'll be able to get more out of your studying and see improvements in your academic performance.
Introduction To Advanced Cognitive Processes
3.0
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This course provides an introduction to advanced cognitive processes, such as organization of knowledge, reasoning, decision-making, language, problem solving, and emotion. Building on the basics of cognitive processes, this course will explore how memory, attention, and perception give rise to higher-level cognitive processes. Students will learn about the methods used in contemporary Cognitive Psychology to investigate how these higher mental processes are used to achieve desired outcomes, as well as recent research in each of these topics.
The Psychology of Emotions: An Introduction to Embodied Cognition
1.5
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This course introduces the concept of embodied cognition, which suggests that our mind is rooted in our body. Learn about the fundamental principles of cognitive psychology with a focus on emotional, social, and embodied cognition. Explore the mind-body dualism and reductionism, and discover how to recognize facial expressions and interpret emotions. Learn about the main theories of embodiment, methods, and materials used to explore emotional embodiment. Gain knowledge of cognitive neuroscience and human factors to improve decision making processes.
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