Cognitive Processes

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Stimulus > ❌ > ❌ > ❌ > ❌ > response or action.

attention

perception

thought processes

decision

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Bottom-Up processing is catalysed by an external stimulus, causing internal cognitive processes to occur, producing the desired response.

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Bottom-Up processing is influenced by the individuals expectations and knowledge.

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Discrete serial processing is most similar to:

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Turning on the indicator and keeping it on while changing lanes is:

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Event-Related Potentials:

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Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)

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Magneto-Encephalography (MEG)

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❌: the applicability of the findings of lab studies to everyday settings.

❌: the experimenter's behaviour is uninfluenced by the participant's behaviour.

❌: when the findings with a given experimental task are not obtained when when apparently very similar tasks are used.

Ecological Validity

Implacable Experimenter

Paradigm Specificity

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Which of the following theoretical assumptions is sometimes incorrect:

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❌: a groove or furrow on the surface of the brain

❌: prominent elevated areas or ridges on the brain's surface

❌: top

❌: bottom

❌: front

❌: back

❌: side

❌: middle.

Sulcus

Gyri

Dorsal

Ventral

Lateral

Medial

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Which of the following techniques for studying the brain is considered an invasive technique?

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2 (Week 1 - Cognitive Processes) Cognitive Processes Test sobre Cognitive Processes, creado por Eloise C el 30/05/2017.

Cognitive Processes

Stimulus > ❌ > ❌ > ❌ > ❌ > response or action.

Bottom-Up processing is catalysed by an external stimulus, causing internal cognitive processes to occur, producing the desired response.

Bottom-Up processing is influenced by the individuals expectations and knowledge.

Discrete serial processing is most similar to:

Turning on the indicator and keeping it on while changing lanes is:

Event-Related Potentials:

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)

Magneto-Encephalography (MEG)

❌: the applicability of the findings of lab studies to everyday settings. ❌: the experimenter's behaviour is uninfluenced by the participant's behaviour. ❌: when the findings with a given experimental task are not obtained when when apparently very similar tasks are used.

Which of the following theoretical assumptions is sometimes incorrect:

❌: a groove or furrow on the surface of the brain ❌: prominent elevated areas or ridges on the brain's surface ❌: top ❌: bottom ❌: front ❌: back ❌: side ❌: middle.

Which of the following techniques for studying the brain is considered an invasive technique?

PET Scan: good poor( good, poor ) spatial resolution, poor good( poor, good ) temporal resolution.

❌: the applicability of the findings of lab studies to everyday settings.

❌: the experimenter's behaviour is uninfluenced by the participant's behaviour.

❌: when the findings with a given experimental task are not obtained when when apparently very similar tasks are used.

❌: a groove or furrow on the surface of the brain

❌: prominent elevated areas or ridges on the brain's surface

❌: top

❌: bottom

❌: front

❌: back

❌: side

❌: middle.

PET Scan: ( good, poor ) spatial resolution, ( poor, good ) temporal resolution.