Course
Cognitive Psychology
How the mind takes in, holds and uses information.
Learning
- Does choosing when to watch yourself help you learn a skill?
- Do we form habits from repetition or just our last action?
- Do food cues trigger actions more in obese than healthy-weight people?
- How do learning progress and novelty drive human curiosity?
- How does stress affect how we learn about safety and danger?
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Attention
Face processing
Long-term memory
Decision making
Working memory
Numerical cognition
Metacognition
- Does knowing how well you're doing improve during adolescence?
- Can we train ourselves to judge our own minds better?
- Does our ability to judge our own performance decline as we age?
- Are We More Accurate at Judging Future or Past Decisions?
- Can people know they are right when they are guessing?
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Perception
- Are people with schizophrenia less fooled by visual context?
- Can brain stimulation at alpha rhythm blur how we see time?
- Do people prone to hallucinations expect to see faces in noise?
- Do people with schizophrenia see past visual 'surround' masking?
- Is a blind mind's eye also a deaf mind's ear?
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Executive function
- Are stopping an action and ignoring distraction the same skill?
- Do 'hot' and 'cool' self-control develop differently in teens?
- Do children struggle with memory demands or physical self-control?
- Does screen time at age two predict toddlers' executive function?
- Do flanker and Simon tasks really measure self-control?
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Creativity
Cognitive bias
Skill & expertise
- Does starting music lessons early really make better musicians?
- Do fingerprint experts see prints as a whole, like we see faces?
- Does being good at using cues help you learn new skills faster?
- Does the music genre you play change how you hear the beat?
- Does working memory still matter for expert soccer decisions?
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Spatial cognition
- Do sex and menstrual cycle phase change how people navigate and find words?
- Do fearful faces make it harder to find your way?
- Do people stick to one way of giving directions across tasks?
- Do compasses or distant mountains help people learn a new place?
- Do children remember a route better if they plan it themselves?
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