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Survey in
Cognition and
Perception:
Chapter 1 –
Studying the Mind
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study guide and
exam review
material
Survey in Cognition
Survey inand
Cognition
Survey
Perception_
inand
Cognition
Perception_
Chapter
and
1 –
Perception_
Chapter
Studying
1 –
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theStudying
Mind1–
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comprehensive
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comprehensive
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comprehensive
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Terms in this set (35)
Consciousness The way in which you know what is "out there," what is going on in your body, and
simply, what it's like to be you.
Mind System that creates mental representations of the world and controls mental
functions such as perception, attention, memory, emotions, language, deciding,
thinking, reasoning, desires, problem-solving, physical actions, and consciousness.
Cognition The mental processes involved in perception, attention, memory, language,
problem-solving, reasoning, and decision making which is what the mind creates.
Cognitive psychology The branch of psychology concerned with the scientific study of the mental
processes involved in perception, attention, memory, language, problem-solving,
reasoning, and decision making. In short, this is concerned with the scientific study
of the mind and mental processes.
Reaction time The time it takes to react to a stimulus. This is usually determined by measuring the
time between presentation of a stimulus and the response to the stimulus.
Examples of responses are pushing a button, saying a word, moving the eyes, and
the appearance of a particular brain wave.
Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf
Survey inand
Cognition
Survey
Perception_
inand
Cognition
Perception_
Chapter
and
1 –
Perception_
Chapter
Studying
1 –
Chapter
theStudying
Mind1–
–
the
comprehensive
Studying
Mind –the
comprehensive
Mind
study
–guide
comprehensive
study
and exam
guidereview
study
and exam
guide
material.pdf
review
and exam
material.pdf
review material.pdf
Survey in
Cognition and
Perception:
Chapter 1 –
Studying the Mind
– comprehensive
study guide and
exam review
material
Survey in Cognition
Survey inand
Cognition
Survey
Perception_
inand
Cognition
Perception_
Chapter
and
1 –
Perception_
Chapter
Studying
1 –
Chapter
theStudying
Mind1–
–
the
comprehensive
Studying
Mind –the
comprehensive
Mind
study
–guide
comprehensive
study
and exam
guidereview
study
and exam
guide
material.pdf
review
and exam
material.pdf
review material.pdf
, Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf
Terms in this set (35)
Consciousness The way in which you know what is "out there," what is going on in your body, and
simply, what it's like to be you.
Mind System that creates mental representations of the world and controls mental
functions such as perception, attention, memory, emotions, language, deciding,
thinking, reasoning, desires, problem-solving, physical actions, and consciousness.
Cognition The mental processes involved in perception, attention, memory, language,
problem-solving, reasoning, and decision making which is what the mind creates.
Cognitive psychology The branch of psychology concerned with the scientific study of the mental
processes involved in perception, attention, memory, language, problem-solving,
reasoning, and decision making. In short, this is concerned with the scientific study
of the mind and mental processes.
Reaction time The time it takes to react to a stimulus. This is usually determined by measuring the
time between presentation of a stimulus and the response to the stimulus.
Examples of responses are pushing a button, saying a word, moving the eyes, and
the appearance of a particular brain wave.
Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf Survey in Cognition and Perception_ Chapter 1_ Studying the Mind.pdf
