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Module PERCEPTION & MEMORY

Module code: PS202
Credits: 10
Semester: 1
Department: PSYCHOLOGY
International: Yes
Coordinator: Dr Patricia Gough (PSYCHOLOGY)
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Module Content: Basic processes in visual perception. Theories of perception. Object and face recognition. Visual and auditory attention. Memory structures and processes. Neuropsychology of memory and perception. Applications of perception and memory research. Practicals exploring perception and memory phenomena.

Module Objective: To examine the main concepts and issues in perception and memory research. To consider contrasting theoretical approaches to perceptual, sensory and memory phenomena, and applied issues. To introduce laboratory-based techniques in perception and memory research.

PLEASE NOTE: This 10 credit module has a mandatory practical component. The timing of these sessions is not available on the college timetable, so if you are registering for this module please check the Department of Psychology timetable included in the International Student Handbook (available from the Psychology Department office), so that you do not inadvertently have a timetabling clash.

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