Summary: Principles Of Cognitive Neuroscience | 9780878935734 | Dale Purves
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1 Cognitive neuroscience: definition, themes and approaches
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Which two fields contain cognitive neuroscience?
Neuroscience as well as cognitive science -
What does cognitive neuroscience seek to do?
Measure cognitive abilities and behavior to understand how the human brain works at all levels -
1.2 cognition
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Name why it is hard to understand an study cognition
They arise too rapidly to be conscious and they occur automatically in the background of current processes -
1.2.1 Natural philosophy and early psychology
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Who where the pioneers of psychology in nineteenth century
Wilhelm Wundt
Hermann von Helmholtz
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1.2.2 Behaviorism
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Who where the most important names in behaviourism during the twentieth century?
B.F. Skinner and John Watson -
Explain what operant conditioning does to rats
Food rewards made rats more likely to engage in whatever behavior occurred immediately before the reward -
1.2.3 Cognitive science
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What did George Miller found in the 1950's
People are able to represent 7 unique items at one time this was called immediate memory -
What is the focus of cognitive science
It focusses on information processing associated with cognitive participants (human and none), computational simulation of cognitive psychology, social psych, psychiatry etc. -
What are cognitive models trying to describe
The underlying psychological processes -
1.3 neuroscience
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What brain area where physicians interested in by the early nineteenth century?
The cerebral cortex
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Appendix - neuroscience
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Appendix - cognitive neuroscience: the neurobiological approach to cognition
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Appendix - methods: convergence and complementarity
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Appendix - convergence through meta-analysis
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The methods of cognitive neuroscience
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Sensory systems and perception: vision
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Sensory systems and perception: auditory, mechanical, and chemical senses
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Motor systems: the organization of action
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Attention and its effects on stimulus processing
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The control of attention - Clinical evidence of brain regions involved in attentional control
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The control of attention - Control of voluntary attention - Delineating the role of the frontoparietal network in control of attention
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The control of attention - Control of voluntary attention - Single-neuron recordings in frontal and parietal cortex during attentional control
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The control of attention - Visual search
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The control of attention - Attention, levels of arousal and consciousness
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Memory: varieties and mechanisms - introduction
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Memory: varieties and mechanisms - Dissociating memory systems - Working memory versus declarative memory
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Memory: varieties and mechanisms - INTRODUCTORY BOX the case of H.M
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Declarative memory