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PSYC 105: Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

PSYC 105: Introduction to Cognitive Psychology (Fall 2010, UC San Diego). Instructor: Professor Timothy Slattery. This course provides a comprehensive overview of cognitive psychology, the scientific study of mental processes: how people acquire, store, transform, use, and communicate information. Topics may include perception, attention, language, memory, reasoning, problem solving, decision-making, and creativity.

Lecture 21 - Language Structure

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Lecture 01 - Introduction, History of Cognitive Psychology

Lecture 02 - History of Cognitive Psychology

Lecture 03 - Cognitive Research Methods

Lecture 04 - The Brain

Lecture 05 - Perception

Lecture 06 - Perception

Lecture 07 - Visual Imagery

Lecture 08 - Visual Imagery, Attention

Lecture 09 - Attention II

Lecture 10 - Attention III

Lecture 11 - Exam 1 Review

Lecture 12 - Memory

Lecture 13 - Memory II: Sensory Memory, Short-term Memory

Lecture 14 - Memory III: Working Memory

Lecture 15 - Memory IV: Long-term Memory

Lecture 16 - Memory V: Memory for Real Events

Lecture 17 - Memory VI: Amnesia, Episodic and Semantic Memory

Lecture 18 - Semantic Memory Models

Lecture 19 - Organization of Information in Memory, Concepts and Categorization

Lecture 20 - Acquiring Concepts

Lecture 21 - Language Structure

Lecture 22 - Exam 2 Review

Lecture 23 - Language II

Lecture 24 - Language III: Sentence Comprehension

Lecture 25 - Text Comprehension, Language and Cognition, Decision Making

Lecture 26 - Decision Making

Lecture 27 - Individual Differences

Lecture 28 - Review