PPT-Biological Basis of Cognitive

Development Lecture Unit 2 Dr Neil Schwartz Psych 353 Natural Selection Variability Survival Reproduction Phenotype Genotype Biston betularia f typica the whitebodied . Frith and Uta Frith The ability to 57554mentalize57555 that is to understand and manipulate other peoples behavior in terms of their mental states is a major ingredient in successful social interactions A rudimentary form of this ability may be see I E57472ects of 24 h of sleep deprivation on waking human regional brain activity MARIA THOMAS HELEN SING GREGORY BELENKY HENRY HOLCOMB HELEN MAYBERG ROBERT DANNALS HENRY WAGNER JR DAVID THORNE KATHRYN POPP LAURA ROWLAND AMY WELSH SHARON BAL When we talk about genetics, we are talking about what makes you… you!. We are all beautiful unique snowflakes (. awwww. !) but our genes made us that way. . The species Homo sapiens have members that are leaves of one tree… commonalities between us. . Final Project. Jean Neice. Concordia University. June 27, 2014. Birth to 24 months – Biological Processes. Learned to crawl, walk, and run. . Bigger than normal baby – more than double my birth rate by fourth month (p. 93). Biological Motives. A. Some of our behavior is determined by the internal, or physiological, state of the organism. Critical to our survival and well being. Homeostasis. -tendency to correct imbalances and deviations from their normal state. Clinical Characteristics. Explanations. Treatments. HEALTH & CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY . G543. Biological: . Ohman. Behavioural: . Watson & . Rayner. Cognitive: . DiNardo. 3. Treatments for Phobia. “We can speak of a “network” of cultural ideas without being essentialist. Anti-essentialist caveat: diverse societies cannot be reduced to a single common core.. Wrong. . . 1. Human beings are information processors and mental processes guide behavior. . 2. The mind can be studied scientifically. . 3. Cognitive process are influenced by social and cultural factors . Hardware and software. NCE/CPCE . Study Guide. Foundational issues in HGD. A. Stages of human development. . Prenatal period (conception to birth). Infancy (birth to 2 yrs). Toddlerhood (2 -3 yrs). Early childhood (3 -5 yrs). Lecture: Unit 2. Dr. Neil Schwartz. Psy. 353. Introduction. . . Biological . functions of the brain are important to touch on, because talking about cognition and cognitive functions is relatively unexciting without knowledge of the way the brain works. So much more is known about the brain today that validates theories of cognition.. Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936) & Classical Conditioning . (The Dog Dude) . John Watson (1878-1958). Behaviorism. Psychology as the science of behavior! . Little Albert Experiment. Classical Conditioning . Lecture: Unit 2. Dr. Neil Schwartz. Psy. 353. Introduction. . . Biological . functions of the brain are important to touch on, because talking about cognition and cognitive functions is relatively unexciting without knowledge of the way the brain works. So much more is known about the brain today that validates theories of cognition.. Source:. TG-. Cogni. topic driver. Title:. TDD update: TG-. Cogni. (. Neurocognitive disorders. ). Purpose:. Discussion. Contact:. Marc Lecoultre. E-mail: . ml@mllab.ai. Abstract:. This PPT summarized the content of E-010 with the TDD for the . Learning Outcomes. Outline the cognitive explanations for Schizophrenia. Explore the cognitive reasons for Psychotic symptoms. Explore and evaluate the scientific model of delusional thinking. Explore research which demonstrates a cognitive explanation.