Thematic Seminar I / Cognitive Processes I
1
2012-2013
03012133
Psychology
Portuguese
Face-to-face
5.0
Compulsory
3rd Cycle Studies
Recommended Prerequisites
The general admission criteria for the PhD program apply
Teaching Methods
Lecture (seminar, conference).
Learning Outcomes
The curricular unit aims at:
(1) Enabling students to identify fundamental research trends in the study of perception, attention, memory, and learning processes, as well as their practical relevance in applied fields.
(2) Providing knowledge on the core operational paradigms deployed in these domains.
(3) Fostering the analytical and conceptual skills required for a sound evaluation of the knowledge basis available in these fields, as well as the ability to place and solve productive research problems.
Work Placement(s)
NoSyllabus
Topics in Sensation and Perception
Topics in Attention
Topics in Action-Perception
Topics in Memory and Learning
Head Lecturer(s)
José Miguel Andrade Pina Pereira Oliveira
Assessment Methods
Evaluation
Type A examination (written exam): 50.0%
Type B examination (review/empirical work): 50.0%
Bibliography
Baddeley, A. D.,Eysenck, M. W. & Anderson, M. (Eds). (2009). Memory. Hove: Psych. Press
Baddeley, A.& Weiskrantz, L. (Ed.s) (1993). Attention, selection, awareness, and control: a tribute to Donald Broadbent. Ox. :Clarendon Press.
Blake, R. & Sekuler, R. (2006). Perception. Boston, MA.: McGr. Hill, 5th ed.
Byrne, J. H. (Ed.)(2009) Concise learning and memory: the editor's selection. Amster. : Elsevier.
Durso, F. T. & Nickerson, R. S. (2007) (Eds.). Handbook of Applied Cognition. Chich, Engl: Wiley.
Gibson, J. J. (1979).The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception.Boston: Houghton Mif. Comp.
Marr, D.(1982). Vision. Cambridge, MA.: The MIT Press.
Mather, G.(2009).Foundations of sensation and perception. Hove; Psych. Press.
Michaels, C., & Carello, C.(1981). Direct Perception. Engl Cliffs : Prentice Hall.
Schwartz, B.(2011). Memory: foundations and applications. Thous.Oaks, CA.: SAGE
Styles, E. A.(2005). Attention, perception and memory. An integrated introduction. NY: Psych. Press