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Introduction to Basic Cognitive Processes
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Lecture 38: Disorders of Memory
In disorders of memory, we will talk about amnesia, and its two major divisions- Organic and psychogenic amnesia.
It broadly covers: Alzheimer's disease, Korsakoff syndrome, Hepres simplex encephalitis, temporal lobe surgery, post-ECT amnesia. Amnesia in long term memory- anterograde and retrograde amnesia and we will talk about intact and impaired memory systems
and its causes. Theories of amnesia covers-encoding deficit theory, retrieval deficit theory, model of consolidation, multiple trace theory.
The latter part of the lecture covers, other types of memory disorders such as impairments in short term memory, concussion memory, ECT & memory loss and frontal lobe lesions. We will talk abo...
It broadly covers: Alzheimer's disease, Korsakoff syndrome, Hepres simplex encephalitis, temporal lobe surgery, post-ECT amnesia. Amnesia in long term memory- anterograde and retrograde amnesia and we will talk about intact and impaired memory systems
and its causes. Theories of amnesia covers-encoding deficit theory, retrieval deficit theory, model of consolidation, multiple trace theory.
The latter part of the lecture covers, other types of memory disorders such as impairments in short term memory, concussion memory, ECT & memory loss and frontal lobe lesions. We will talk abo...
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Lecture 37: Disorders for Perception & Attention
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Welcome to the series of cognitive disorders. It is divided into disorders of perception and attention. To start off with disorders of perception, we will talk about synaesthesia and blindsight. In Synaesthesia we will focus on the nature of synaesthesia, experimental studies of synaesthesia, and brain imaging studies of synaesthesia. In blindsight we will focus on stray light hypothesis and sp...
Summary and Q & A
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We reached the concluding phase. This video summaries the whole course by broadly briefing about the course content and by answering few questions at its end. Thank you!
Lecture 36: Everyday Memory & Memory Errors
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The focus of this lecture is well evident from the title itself. It covers autobiographical memory, specifically memory and emotion, and flashbulb memory with experimental findings. We will also talk about the constructive nature of the memory with focus on source monitoring and misinformation effect-eyewitness testimony. In the later part, we will brief about the errors associated with attenti...
Lecture 35 : Memory- VII
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This lecture focuses on retrieval and matching conditions of encoding and retrieval: Encoding specificity, State-dependent learning and Transfer appropriate processing. We will talk about long term potentiation, memory consolidation and reconsolidation.
Lecture 34 : Memory-VI
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This lecture talks about long term memory encoding & retrieval and levels of processing memory (Shallow & deep processing). We will also learn how encoding influences retrieval, by varying types of encoding .
Lecture 33 : Memory-V
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This lecture focuses on types of long term memory, Viz., Explicit and Implicit memory and their further classification as episodic, semantic and Priming, Procedural, and Conditioning respectively. In the later part of this lecture, we will talk about brain imaging evidences for these memory types.
Lecture 32 - Memory-IV
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After completing short term memory, we are moving ahead to long term memory. We will talk about the difference between short term and long term memory, and Primacy and recency effect. We will also learn about semantic coding in long term memory.
Lecture 31- Memory-III
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This lecture focuses on working memory. We will talk about how manipulation of information is accomplished in working memory. We will also discuss about experiments that have been conducted using imaging techniques and ERP's to study working memory.
Lecture 29 - Memory- I
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“Nothing is ever really lost to us as long as we remember it.”- L.M. Montgomery, The Story Girl. Welcome to the another fascinating series in cognitive processes- Memory. In this lecture we are going to learn, What is memory, Structural features in the memory models and Sensory memory through some experiments.
Lecture 30 - Memory-II
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In this lecture we will talk about Short term memory, Capacity of short term memory and Memory decay by proactive interference. We will also learn experiments in chunking, how information is coded in visual and auditory short term memory and semantic coding in short term memory.
Lecture 28 - Attention-IV
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In this lecture, we will talk about Attention and Visual Perception. We will focus on inattentional blindness and change detection. This lecture also focuses on Overt and Covert attention, it closes with location and object based attention.
Lecture 27- Attention-III
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This lecture is on Divided Attention. We will talk about approaches to divided attention suggesting, whether we have single pool of attention sources or multiple sources of attention and how it is allotted. The latter part of the lecture covers the factors that influences our ability to pay attention and it closes with the neuroscience of attention.
Lecture 26- Attention-II
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This lecture is on Selective Attention. It covers the phenomenon of cocktail party effect and theories of selective attention (filter and bottle neck theories). It also covers various models (Broadbent model, Selective filter model, Attenuation model, Late-Filter model) and neuroscience of selective attention.
Lecture 24 - Auditory Perception - II
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Lecture 24 - Auditory Perception - II
Lecture 21- Theories of Object Recognition
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Lecture 21- Theories of Object Recognition
Lecture 20 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 3
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Lecture 20 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 3
Lecture 19 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 2
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Lecture 19 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 2
Lecture 18 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 1
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Lecture 18 - Approaches to Visual Perception - 1
Lecture 17 - Representation in Perception
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Lecture 17 - Representation in Perception
Lecture 16 - Physiology of Visual Perception
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Lecture 16 - Physiology of Visual Perception
Lecture 11- Basics of Research Methods
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Lecture 11- Basics of Research Methods
Lecture 14- Psychophysics: Measuring Sensation
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Lecture 14- Psychophysics: Measuring Sensation
Lecture 12-Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology
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Lecture 12-Research Methods in Cognitive Psychology
Lecture 15 - Signal Detection Theory
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Lecture 15 - Signal Detection Theory
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which of these are top- down processing theories? and which are bottom up?
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10:59: think you meant 'reflection' rather than 'observation'.
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I think the explanation you are giving is still overlapping between the early and late. Late selection does not mean the instantaneous capturing of something relevant, it is saying of retrospectively attending, in other words accessing to memory.
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Your lectures are excellent. (1) But the subtitles appearing have lots of spelling mistakes. (2) Kindly upload lectures for other subjects and units also in MA Psychology itself.
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In India we had entire religions studying the nature of the mind and the self,from buddha himself, to Adi Shankaracharya and Nagarjuna and many more philosophical texts like Upanishads are solely dedicated to understanding the nature of the mind, and nothing was mentioned about them!
Could you suggest some good resources / YT videos that summarize contributions of Indian philosophical texts that you mentioned?
informative session however, could have been better at presentation.
Template Theory- 3:12 Feature Analysis Theory- 7:06 Recognition by Components Theory- 15:9 Thank you so much professor.
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Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other
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father of psychology is not William James, it is Wilhelm Wundt.
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