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BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND BEHAVIOR Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
The proposed program will allow students who have not previously acquired disciplinary knowledge to achieve the indicated educational objectives. There are therefore no prerequisites, but supplementary readings may be recommended.
Objectives
Contents The course contributes to the educational aims of the current curricula by providing the theoretical basis and technical skills in the study of basic cognitive processes in the lifespan. Particular attention will be paid to the study of the cognitive functions and individual differences that contribute to the correct development and acquisition of the behaviors. Among these:
- Visuo-spatial and visuo-motor coordination;
- Learning;
- Procedural memory;
- Social development;
- The communication;
- Emotional regulation in education.
Extended Syllabus Chap. 2 – How to study the behavior using the scientific method
Chap. 5 - Sensation and Perception
Chap. 6 – Attention and consciousness
Chap. 7 - Learning
Chap. 8 - Memor
Chap. 9 - Language
Chap. 10 - Thinking
Chap. 11 - Intelligence
Chap. 12 - Motivation
Chap. 13 - Emotions
Recommended Bibliography Holt, Bremener, Sutherland, Vliek, Passer & Smith (2019). Psicologia generale. Understanding the mind by observing behavior. McGraw Hill.
Teaching Methods The lectures make use of slides and concern theoretical aspects of the discipline integrated by practical examples of the main experimental paradigms.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The "Basic Psychological Processes and Behavior” exam will be a multiple-choice test.
The test will be aimed at verifying the learning process, the property of language, and the ability to interpret, synthesize, and analyze psychological phenomena. The test will be modulated on a battery of 30 questions of equal weight for a maximum total time of 30 minutes: the questions will concern the various thematic areas of the program. The score of the written test is calculated taking into account only the correct answers (1 point for each correct answer). The written test will be considered passed if the grade is at least 18/30.
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