Vorlesungsverzeichnis

General Psychology I (Vorlesung)

Inhalt: This lecture introduces core topics of General Psychology, such as the basics of perception, attention, learning, memory, language, thinking, and problem solving. Lecture - Topics: 1. Introduction: General Psychology/Cognitive Psychology 2. Perception & Attention I (Basic processes in perception) 3. Perception & Attention II (Object and face recognition) 4. Perception & Attention III (perception and attention) 5. Perception & Attention IV (perception and action) 6. Learning & Memory I (Learning, memory and forgetting) 7. Learning & Memory II (Long-term memory) 8. Learning & Memory II (Everyday memory) 9. Language I (Speech perception and reading) 10. Language II (Language comprehension) 11. Language III (Language production) 12. Thinking & Reasoning I (Problem solving and expertise) 13. Wrap-up, Q&A, Exams The lecture will be stream for students that cannot participate, for example for sickness-related reasons here: https://leuphana.zoom.us/j/94556110486?pwd=THJXbDRXQnk4QmswY0xEUnMyS2FaUT09 Meeting-ID: 945 5611 0486 Kenncode: 471147

General Psychology I - Group A (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Monika Tschense

Inhalt: This seminar is part of the module General Psychology I. The aim of the seminar is to combine what you have learned about research in the area of General Psychology with your knowledge about research methods. For this purpose, you will develop your own research projects corresponding to one of the core areas of General Psychology (perception, attention, learning, memory, language, reasoning). More precisely, you will learn how to... * develop a research question and place it within the relevant discourse, * implement it experimentally, * collect data, * prepare and analyze data, * and communicate your results. Unless announced otherwise, the seminar will take place in presence.

General Psychology I - Group B (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Monika Tschense

Inhalt: This seminar is part of the module General Psychology I. The aim of the seminar is to combine what you have learned about research in the area of General Psychology with your knowledge about research methods. For this purpose, you will develop your own research projects corresponding to one of the core areas of General Psychology (perception, attention, learning, memory, language, reasoning). More precisely, you will learn how to... * develop a research question and place it within the relevant discourse, * implement it experimentally, * collect data, * prepare and analyze data, * and communicate your results. Unless announced otherwise, the seminar will take place in presence.

General Psychology I - Group C (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Lotta Loerbroks

Inhalt: This seminar is part of the module General Psychology I. The aim of the seminar is to combine what you have learned about research in the area of General Psychology with your knowledge about research methods. For this purpose, you will develop your own research projects corresponding to one of the core areas of General Psychology (perception, attention, learning, memory, language, reasoning). More precisely, you will learn how to... * develop a research question and place it within the relevant discourse, * implement it experimentally, * collect data, * prepare and analyze data, * and communicate your results. Unless announced otherwise, the seminar will take place in presence.

General Psychology I - Group D (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Julia Finsel

Inhalt: This seminar is part of the module General Psychology I. The aim of the seminar is to combine what you have learned about research in the area of General Psychology with your knowledge about research methods. For this purpose, you will develop your own research projects corresponding to one of the core areas of General Psychology (perception, attention, learning, memory, language, reasoning). More precisely, you will learn how to... * develop a research question and place it within the relevant discourse, * implement it experimentally, * collect data, * prepare and analyze data, * and communicate your results. Unless announced otherwise, the seminar will take place in presence.