Cognitive Psychology Flashcards

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Methods?

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Neuropsychology, imaging, experimental, introspection and complementary.

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Baars, 1988 contrasted what?

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Conscious and unconscious processes

Differences allow us to infer the functions of consciousness

LSD + placebo studies=

AP, I/E learning, P, M, AB, EE.

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Sperry, 1968 split brain research?

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Quasi experiments,

patients with corpus callosum split for epilepsy

No effect on intelligence- each hemisphere had its own consciousness

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What were the problems with Sperry’s research?

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Gazzinaga, 2000: only one conscious system- left side is interpreter.

Lacks ecological validity
Sample size- inadequate

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Weiskrantz, 1974 blindsight?

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Patient: DB

Procedure to remove deformity int he brain= no conscious awareness of anything in lower left quadrant.

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What other research has been conducted for blindsight?

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Colour information- Cowey, 1992

Emotional expressions- Gelder, 1999

Meaning of words- Marcel, 1998

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Solso, 2008 FMRI study?

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Addressing of the hard problem of consciousness!

Sleep, deep brain stimulation, vegetative states, stroke and epilepsy.

Default mode network

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Limitations of research? 4

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Lack of Eco. validity

Poor sample sizes- affecting generalisability

Severity of brain damage differs

Collated data- undermines individual diff.

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What was CP do?

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Identifies the correlates of consciousness!

Not the causes or where neural activity occurs!

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