PSYC 330 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Behaviorism, Classical Conditioning, Perseveration

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 330
• Professor: Richard Wright

Document Summary

>lots of people talking to you, close to you but you can sill focus on one person. > able to block out other sounds other informaion. > at some point we do not really block out all the info when we hear something relevant, we sill noice that. > how does the brain focus only on the relevant input while at the same ime monitoring other irrelevant inputs? what happens to speech we block out? studying atenion to speech dichoic listening. > may only know the physical changes (sex, men speaking? women?) > right ear advantage-> can directly go to the wericke"s area. > let ear-> irst go to the right side then go back to the let side, takes more ime part 2. > interested in math people with head phone-> 3 number right, 3 number let the person has to record all numbers. > the order of the number-> what broadbent interested in.