Psychology of memory & learning

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Psychology of memory & learning (C853): The study of psychological processes of memory and learning.

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Types of Reliability	Research Methods Knowledge Base page from the Web Center for Social Research Methods (Cornell University) introduces the major forms of...	reliability, Validity, statistics	view
"Is Autism an extreme of the male brain?" A lecture by Simon Baron-Cohen	This is a Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture given by Professor Simon Baron-Cohen of Cambridge University, entitled "Is Autism an extreme of the male...	Gender, autism, aspergers, Brain, brain scanning, empathy	view
Understanding Dyslexia	Dyslexia is a condition affecting literacy skills. This Open University unit analyses how our image of normality affects the way in which society...	Psychology, developmental disorders, developmental psychology, child development, Reading, Dyslexia, Language	view
"Industrial/Organizational Psychology" - Online Course by The Saylor Foundation	This is a link to an online course which introduces the topics of industrial/organizational psychology, or the application of psychological...	Psychology, industrial psychology, organizational psychology, organisational psychology, I/O psychology, workplace, psychology in the workplace, Employment, recruitment, Evaluation, employee, satisfaction, motivation, commitment, leadership, groups, teams	view
Elizabeth Loftus on Eyewitness Testimony	Professor Elizabeth Loftus discusses the unreliable nature of eyewitness testimony and describes her groundbreaking research on eye witness...	Eye-witness testimony, memory, Cognition, Loftus, Psychology	view
Starting With Psychology	This Open University unit investigates at a number of different explanations that psychologists put forward in their attempts to understand why...	introduction to psychology, Psychology, relationships, group pressure, thinking, Cognition, split-brain	view
Simply Psychology Link on Language Acquisition	Language is a cognition that truly makes us human, although other species communicate with an innate ability to produce a limited number of...	Psychology, Language, Skinner, Chomsky, language acquisition	view
Behavioural Neuroscience and Alzheimer's Disease Lecture	Dr Barbara Knowlton from UCLA discusses the cognitive changes and symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease, before outlining some risk factors...	memory, Learning, alzheimer's disease, cognitive psychology, psychobiology	view
Joseph LeDoux Lecture on "Our Emotional Brains"	"Our Emotional Brains" - delivered by Professor Joseph LeDoux, was the third Copernicus Center Lecture. The 2011 Copernicus Center Lecture...	Brain, emotions, Neuroscience, limbic system, homeostasis, neurotransmission, threat, brain surgery	view
Attention	What does ‘attention’ mean? This link to the Open University unit on attention attempts to unravel the mysteries of the field of attention and ...	attention, cognitive, distract, memory, Psychology, sounds, images, stimuli	view

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