Cognitive Psychology Resúmenes (1.º edición)

Full summary of cognitive psychology. - Attention - STM - LTM - Language - Problem solving - Decision making

Full summary of cognitive psychology. - Attention - STM - LTM - Language - Problem solving - Decision making

This chapter covers attention, differentiating between selective and divided attention. The models of selective attention are discussed, as well as other theories and overt vs. covert attention. Theories of divided attention are explained, as well as the physiological components of perception.

This chapter defines language and its role in cognitive psychology. It discusses how we perceive and understand words, sentences, text, stories, etc. Other topics included are: producing language, culture, cognition, and reading.

Handwritten notes are done on my own time to prepare for tests. More in-depth because the notes are directly from the textbook. Color-coded so it is easier to study with.

Notes that were taken in class via laptop, handwritten notes will be uploaded as well. The first chapter of Cognitive Psychology

This chapter discusses different components of memory, including autobiographical memory, the reminiscent bump, flashbulb memories, and source monitoring. The constructive nature of memory, schema, and scripts are also included. Memory errors, such as the power of suggestion, false memories, and errors in eyewitness testimony are also explained.

Memory is defined in this chapter, while also going in depth about short term and working memory. The modal model of memory is explained, along with sensory memory and the role of the brain within memory.

This introductory chapter answers the question: what is cognitive psychology? The history of cognitive psychology is also explained. Other topics covered in this chapter include: cognitive revolution, behaviorism, information processing, top-down and bottom-up processing.

This section covers different types of reasoning: inductive and deductive. Different types of heuristics are explained, as well as theories to decision making. The physiology of thinking is also described.