PSYCH101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Neuroanatomy, Demand Characteristics, Empiricism

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYCH101
• Professor: Stephanie Denison

Document Summary

Descartes" dualism: what do kant"s faculties of mind translate into for hilgard, compare and contrast nativism and empiricism, the scope of psychology is very broad. Would the experiment be approved by an ethics review board? now: know the rules one needs to abide by to conduct ethical research with human subjects. What must be appropriately balanced: explain all aspects of the facebook study (as in, what were the independent variables, dependent variables, etc. ). Note that some lobes have some overlapping functions. Give examples of selective viewing and selective listening: what are the components of working memory and what does each component do, think about the different memory demonstrations that we did. What phenomena of memory do each illustrate: why do we forget, identify retrieval failures, encoding failures, and explain the forgetting curve, know the main points of the case study of e. p. from the video.