PSY380.1 : Cognitive Psychology I (at City University London)
Description:
Topics addressed include: historical and theoretical issues and debates in the field of human memory; encoding and retrieval processes and forgetting; memory systems, reconstructive processes, and memory impairment; evolution of written language; historical perspectives on cognitive analyses of written language processing; models of lexical access in reading; mechanisms of spelling; neuropsychological approaches; inter-relations between reading, spelling and speech.
Prereq: PSY 205/209 (Foundations of Human Behavior) or an equivalent introduction to psychology course and 3.0 minimum cum GPA; fulfills requirements for
PSY 322 (Human Information Processing). Taught at City University; NOTE:City U. has a different academic calendar, which has no mid-term break, and its time schedule is provisional until just before City U. classes start (late September in Fall; late January in Spring).
Available Locations:
England
Semester(s) Offered:
Offered: Fall
Credits:
3
Department:
Psychology
