Cognition and the Brain

PSYC-4600

Perception and thought are considered in terms of processes represented in the brain. The localization and lateralization of function are examined, drawing upon research on the behavioral effects of brain damage as well as brain-imaging studies and other approaches. Examples of topics include object recognition, memory, language, emotion, spatial ability, and motor processes.

4 credits

Cross-listed with:

COGS-4600 Cognition and the Brain

Prereqs:

one of:

PSYC-1200 Introduction to Psychological Science

one of:

PHIL-2120 Introduction To Cognitive Science PSYC-2120 Introduction To Cognitive Science COGS-2120 Introduction to Cognitive Science

one of:

COGS-4330 Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience PSYC-4330 Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience

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2023
2022
2021	Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 17/29
2020	Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 11/29
2019		Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 16/19
2018		Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 8/9
2017		Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 8/30
2016			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 15/0
2015			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 6/0
2014			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 7/10
2013			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 15/15
2012			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 14/15
2011			Cognition & The Brain (4c) Alicia Ann Walf Seats Taken: 21/35
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