270060 Cognitive Neuroscience: Linking attention, perception, memory, and action control (S) (SoSe 2017)

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Attention, perception, memory and action control are basic cognitive functions of human and non-human primate brains. The key idea of the seminar is “the ”working memory’’ sketched here is not genuinely a memory. Rather, it is an attentional system that interacts equally with perception and with (long-term) memory.” This citation comes from an article of Klaus Oberauer (2009, Design for Working Memory, Psychology of Learning and Motivation, 51, page 92). In course of the seminar, we will read, present and discuss this landmark paper. Each session of the seminar will cover one subsection of the paper (arranged chronologically) plus one or two recent journal articles that specify, verify or falsify the central messages of the subsection.
The seminar language will be English – basic (not advanced) skills in reading, writing, presentating, and discussing are presupposed. Three key review papers (see below, Literaturangabe), supplemented by original research papers, will be read, presented, and discussed. Suggestions for alternative viewpoints and experimental tests are very welcome. Each participant should moderate one seminar session including a presentation (powerpoint, etc.) and a discussion section.

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Vorkenntnisse im Umfang von 6 LP in Allgemeiner und 6 LP in Physiologischer bzw. Biologischer Psychologie

Bibliography

Oberauer, K. (2009) Design for Working Memory. Psychology of Learning and Motivation, 51, 45-100.

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weekly Do 12-14 CITEC 2.016 08.05.-28.07.2017

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27-M-E Grundlagen und Anwendung: Neurowissenschaften: Affektive Neuropsychologie, Neurokognitive Psychologie und Biologische Psychologie E.2 Neurowissenschaften Study requirement
Graded examination
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E.3 Neurowissenschaften Study requirement
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27-M-E_a Grundlagen und Anwendung: Neurowissenschaften: Affektive Neuropsychologie, Neurokognitive Psychologie und Biologische Psychologie E.2 Neurowissenschaften Study requirement
Graded examination
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E.3 Neurowissenschaften Study requirement
Graded examination
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4 LPs bzw. eine Prüfungsleistung für regelmäßige Teilnahme (maximal 2 x fehlen) und ein Referat (benotet oder unbenotet).

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seminar (S) / 2
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This lecture is taught in english
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Faculty of Psychology and Sports Science / Department of Psychology
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