'Automatic processes' presentation slideshows

Psychology Unit 3

Psychology Unit 3. Area of Study 1 Mind, Brain & Body Area of Study 2 Memory. CONSCIOUSNESS AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSTRUCT INFORMED BY THE WORK OF RENE DESCARTES AND WILLIAM JAMES.

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A Model for Consciousness Based on the Sequential Behavior of the Conscious Actions F. ANCEAU

A Model for Consciousness Based on the Sequential Behavior of the Conscious Actions F. ANCEAU CNAM - Paris anceau@cnam.fr http://lmi17.cnam.fr/~anceau. One possible story of awareness. The brain of primitive animals was a merging of independent and concurrent control functions.

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RESEARCH METHODS

RESEARCH METHODS. Recap. Definition?. Mental Processes. Thoughts Feelings These are personal, or subjective and cannot be observed directly. Behaviour. Externally expressed action made by a living person that can be directly observed. Research Methods.

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Purposes of Reading

Purposes of Reading. Ahmad Sofwan sofwan1589@yahoo.com. Purposes of Reading. To search for simple information To skim quickly To learn from texts To integrate information To write (or search for information needed for writing) To critique texts For general comprehension.

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Purposes of Reading

Purposes of Reading. Ahmad Sofwan sofwan1589@yahoo.com. Purposes of Reading. To search for simple information To skim quickly To learn from texts To integrate information To write (or search for information needed for writing) To critique texts For general comprehension.

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Why is behaviour change so difficult to achieve?

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Consciousness

Consciousness. Do you exist?. Descartes. Believed that the Mind and the Brain were two separate things The mind is not made of matter, it is akin to the soul or the spirit This position became known as Dualism

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Changes in physiological state

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Achtung!

Achtung!. Pay attention to me! To me! Even after perceptual processes have operated, there is still way more information available to us than we can consciously process. Conscious vs. unconscious processing. Brains are lazy. They want to think as little as possible.

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