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CLPS 0220: Making Decisions (formerly COGS 0500)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Life is full of decisions. Some decisions are made rationally, others could be improved. This course considers the psychology of human decision-making, the analysis of optimal decision-making, and implications for individual action and social policy. Topics include: chance and preference (e.g., how do consumers weigh attributes when making purchases?); the value of information (e.g., when should physicians order expensive diagnostic tests?); risky choice (e.g., is it rational to play the lottery?).
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CLPS 0400: Brain Damage and the Mind (formerly PSYC 0470)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Brain damage in human subjects can produce dramatic and highly selective impairments in cognitive functioning. This course provides an overview of the major neuropsychological disorders of perception, language, memory, thought, and action. Emphasizes the development of human information processing models for understanding the cognitive deficits observed in brain-damaged patients and the implications of neuropsychological findings for models of normal cognition.
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CLPS 0400 - Brain Damage and the Mind (formerly PSYC 0470)
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CLPS 0410: Principles of Behavioral Neuroscience (formerly PSYC 0750)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
A lecture course that covers the bodily systems that underlie motivated behavior. Topics include the autonomic nervous system, drugs and behavior, hormones and behavior, reproductive physiology/behavior, homeostasis, biological rhythms, emotions and stress, the neurobiology of mental disorders, and biological perspectives on learning and memory. Does not cover synaptic transmission or sensory processing and perception. Prerequisite: background in psychology, neuroscience, or linguistic/cognitive science including an introductory course (CLPS 0040 (COGS 0720), CLPS 0400 (PSYC 0470), or NEUR 0010).
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CLPS 0410 - Principles of Behavioral Neuroscience (formerly PSYC 0750)
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CLPS 0500: Perception and Mind (formerly COGS/PSYC 0440)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
How do the mind and the brain take physical energy such as light or sound and convert it into our perception of the world? This course examines the behavioral and biological bases of human and animal perceptual systems, including vision, audition, smell, taste, and touch. Particular emphasis is placed on high-level perception and how it relates to other cognitive systems.
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CLPS 0510: Perception, Illusion, and the Visual Arts (formerly COGS 0110)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Visual art can be viewed as an exploration of perceptual questions. This course considers the representation of space and time in painting and film from the viewpoint of the science of visual perception. Topics include Renaissance linear perspective, picture perception across cultures, color, form, shape, abstraction, how film editing constructs events, and why Godzilla looks phony. Slide lectures and visual exercises.
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CLPS 0530: Making Visual Illusions
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Visual illusions are vivid examples of the mistakes our visual systems make. This interdisciplinary course is designed for art and science students with interests in visual perception to explore how and why visual processing sometimes fails. Course work will include hands-on laboratory experiments and art construction exercises. Topics will include color, brightness, and geometric illusions. Enrollment limited to 15. LILE
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CLPS 0600: Child Development (formerly PSYC 0810)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Children's behavior and development from infancy through adolescence. Major topics include learning, perception, parent-child attachment, language, intelligence, motivation, emotional development, and peer relations. Major developmental theories, including psychoanalytic, ethological, social learning, and cognitive, are considered as organizers of these phenomena and as a source of testable hypotheses.
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CLPS 0610: Children's Thinking: The Nature of Cognitive Development (formerly COGS 0630)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
An examination of children's thinking and cognitive development from infancy to middle childhood. Considers a range of topics including memory, reasoning, categorization, perception, and children's understanding of concepts such as space, time, number, mind, and biology. Major theories of cognitive development are described and evaluated in light of the available psychological data.
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CLPS 0640: Developmental Psychopathology (formerly PSYC 0940)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
A comprehensive introduction to child and adolescent psychological disorders. Focuses on risk, vulnerability, and protective factors in order to probe why some children develop significant psychological problems when others do not. Emphasis on how biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors interactively contribute to the development of psychopathology. Examines effective treatments, as well as educational and social policy implications. Prerequisite: CLPS 0010 (PSYC 0010).
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CLPS 0640 - Developmental Psychopathology (formerly PSYC 0940)
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CLPS 0700: Social Psychology (formerly PSYC 0210)
0.00 - 1.00 Credits
Brown University
Examines the theories, findings, and methods of social psychology. Topics include: social cognition (person perception, attitudes), social influence (cultural sources of attitudes, conformity), and social relations (aggression, altruism, prejudice). Students become better informed consumers of empirical research and acquire a new framework for interpreting social behavior. Applications to historic and current events.
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