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PSYCH 475 - Cognitive Psychology

Cognitive psychology applies to the study of thinking, concept formation, and problem solving. Work in this field has been much influenced and aided by the use of computers. This course will not only look at historical developments in the field of cognitive psychology but it will also focus on current trends and future objectives. While the course will look at traditional topics such as attention, memory and information processing, it will also look at parallels in computer and artificial intelligence. Prerequisites: PSYCH 324 , PSYCH 330 , PSYCH 333 , PSYCH 336 , PSYCH 339  and Senior status. (3)


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