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Psychology courses



Chapter 1: Science, Humanities, Psychology
1. History: Science to humanities and psychology.
2. The development of the humanities
3. Birth of psychology

Chapter 2: Introduction to Cognitive Science
1. Cognitive Psychology (historical introduction)
2. Neurosciences (introduction)
3. Intelligence and Artificial Life

Chapter 3: Cognitive Psychology
1. Cognitive Psychology (historical introduction)
2. Basic vocabulary in Cognitive Psychology
3. Perception and perceptual processes
4. Perception and perceptual organs
5. absolute and differential thresholds: psychophysiology of perception
6. sensory memories
7. Learning online: packaging and habituation
8. Learning indirect observation, imitation, co-Action
9. Short-term memory: evidence
10. Long-term memory: structure and organization
11. Language and languages: language versus psycholinguistics
12. The language, speech to understanding
13. Accessing the mental lexicon, boot phenomenon, syntactic processing
14. Reasoning: do we think logically?
15. Problem solving and problem solving

Chapter 4: Differential Psychology and Psychometrics
1. Definitions and characteristics of differential psychology
2. Objectives and Methodology in differential psychology
3. Measurement in Psychometrics and onset of mental tests
4. What is a psychological test? Definition and characteristics
5. Classifications psychological tests
6. Standardization and Calibration of a test psychometric
7. sensitivity of a psychological test
8. Fidelity on tests
9. Validity of a psychological test
10. Mental Abilities and intelligence factor analysis
11. Theories of intelligence differentialist
12. Evaluation of mental abilities and concept of Intelligence Quotient
13. neuronal conduction speed, intelligence and intellectual treatment
14. Origins of inter-individual differences in intelligence
15. Intelligence, influenced by heredity or by environment?
16. Measurement of the influence of genetic and environmental factors
17. The interaction heredity - environment in the development of intelligence
18. inter-individual differences in personality
19. Lexical Hypothesis and personality theory of Cattell
20. Theory of Eysenck Personality

Chapter 5: Developmental Psychology and Child
1. Memory, Imitation and recognition in children
2. The memory of the child: structuring and organization of mental representations
3. Development of attention in children
4. Development of attention: the control of the activity
5. Development of spatial representations in children
6. The spatial representations and experience of three mountains
7. The first step in learning to write
8. letter formation to spell writing

Chapter 6: Neuroscience and the study of the Brain
1. Introduction to Neuroscience
2. The study of the brain from Antiquity to the Middle Ages
3. Phrenology Gall and localizationism Broca
4. First approaches to treating brain
5. What is the brain, What is the study?

Methodology
1. How simply and effectively analyze a scientific text?

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