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    This document provides information about the Psych 207 Cognitive Processes course. The course meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00-2:20pm in room AL 116. The required textbook is Cognitive Psychology: In and Out of the Laboratory by Stolz, Fugelsang, and Fernandes. Students can purchase a digital eBook version directly from the publisher. Contact information is provided for the professor, Dr. Fugelsang, and three TAs. The course will cover topics related to cognitive psychology over 12 weeks based on chapters from the textbook. Assessment will include four tests worth 25% each and a 4% research participation requirement.

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    This document provides information about the Psych 207 Cognitive Processes course. The course meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00-2:20pm in room AL 116. The required textbook is Cognitive Psychology: In and Out of the Laboratory by Stolz, Fugelsang, and Fernandes. Students can purchase a digital eBook version directly from the publisher. Contact information is provided for the professor, Dr. Fugelsang, and three TAs. The course will cover topics related to cognitive psychology over 12 weeks based on chapters from the textbook. Assessment will include four tests worth 25% each and a 4% research participation requirement.

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    Psych 207

    Cognitive Processes
    Lecture Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:00 – 2:20
    Room: AL 116

    Stolz, J., Fugelsang, J., & Fernandes, M. (2018). Cognitive


    psychology: In and out of the laboratory. 2nd Canadian
    edition. Kendall Hunt.

    A Digital eBook version of the text can be bought directly form the publisher (
    https://he.kendallhunt.com/product/cognitive-psychology-and-out-laboratory)
    Psych 207
    Cognitive Processes
    How to find me…

    Office: PAS 4034


    Office Hours: Tuesdays 10:00 – 12:00
    E-mail: jafugels@uwaterloo.ca

    TA’s
    Alexandra alexandra.anacleto@uwaterloo.ca PAS 2248
    Vanessa bbdadzie@uwaterloo.ca PAS 2245
    Hanbin hanbin.go@uwaterloo.ca PAS 2235
    What is Cognitive Psychology?

    …refers to all processes by which the sensory


    input is transformed, reduced, elaborated,
    stored, recovered, and used.
    Neisser, 1967
    What is Cognitive Psychology?

    • Perception • Knowledge
    • Attention • Reasoning
    • Memory • Decision Making
    Date Topic Textbook Chapters
    09/7 Syllabus, Course Overview
    09/12 History Chapter 1
    09/14 The Brain Chapter 2
    09/19 Perception Chapter 3
    09/21 Perception - continued Chapter 3
    09/26 Test #1
    09/28 Attention Chapter 4
    10/03 Attention – continued
    10/05 Memory Structures Chapter 5
    10/17 Memory Structures – continued
    10/19 Memory Processes Chapter 6
    10/24 Test #2
    10/26 Concepts and Categorization Chapter 7
    10/31 Concepts and Categorization – continued
    11/02 Visual Imagery Chapter 8
    11/07 Visual Imagery – continued
    11/09 Language Chapter 9
    11/14 Test #3
    11/16 Thinking and Problem Solving Chapter 10
    11/21 Thinking and Problem Solving – continued

    11/23 Decision Making Chapter 11


    11/28 Decision Making – continued
    11/30 Individual Differences and Future Directions Chapter 12
    12/5 Test #4
    Psych 207
    Cognitive Processes

    Requirements

    Requirement Date Value

    Test #1 Sept 26th 25%


    Test #2 Oct 24th 25%
    Test #3 Nov 14th 25%
    Test #4 Dec 5th 25%
    Research Participation 4%
    Research Experience Marks
    How to earn FOUR “bonus” marks?
    1) Participate in Psychology Lab and Online studies
    2) Write Article Reviews

    All students enrolled in this course have been set up with a SONA
    account. For instructions on how to log in to your SONA account
    and for a list of important dates and deadlines please, as soon as
    possible go to:
    207 Take Home Message

    Conscious experience is
    an active reconstructive
    process
    • What you see, hear, and
    experience does not directly
    correspond to the stimuli in the
    world
    “what were you thinking”?
    “what were you thinking”?
    Godden & Baddeley (1975)
    • Asked scuba divers to learn a list of words on land
    or under water
    “what were you thinking”?

    Location at Study Location at Test


    - Land - Land
    - Under water - Under water
    Human
    Memory

    cabin vs. CABIN


    Logical/Scientific
    Reasoning
    Neurophysiology
    of Decision Making

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