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Cognitive & Social Psychology
AI-generated course covering: Foundations of Cognitive Psychology, Perception, Attention, and Consciousness, Memory Systems and Processes, Language, Problem Solving, and Decision Making, Social Cognition and Attribution, Social Influence and Group Dynamics, Attitudes, Prejudice, and Intergroup Relations
Intermediate
26 lessons
569 questions
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What you'll learn
This course is part of the Psychology track on Tomadora. It covers 7 progressive modules with 26 bite-sized lessons, totalling 569 interactive questions including flashcards, multiple choice, true/false, typing, matching, and fill-in-the-blank.
Course syllabus
Foundations of Cognitive Psychology
Explore the historical development, key research methods, and major theoretical frameworks that underpin the scientific study of mental processes such as perception, memory, and problem-solving.
- Introduction to Cognitive Psychology: History, Methods, and Core Concepts (30 questions)
- Perception and Attention: Processing Sensory Information (26 questions)
- Memory: Encoding, Storage, and Retrieval (29 questions)
- Higher-Order Cognition: Language, Problem-Solving, and Decision-Making (31 questions)
Perception, Attention, and Consciousness
Investigate how sensory information is transformed into perception, delve into theories of selective attention, and examine the cognitive mechanisms underlying conscious experience.
- The Foundations of Perception: Sensation to Meaning (23 questions)
- The Spotlight of Attention: Selection, Capacity, and Awareness (16 questions)
- Consciousness: Definitions, States, and Theories (19 questions)
Memory Systems and Processes
Uncover the different types of memory (e.g., working, episodic, semantic), their neural bases, mechanisms of encoding and retrieval, and common memory distortions.
- Introduction to Memory: Models and Structures (12 questions)
- Long-Term Memory Systems: Explicit and Implicit Forms (27 questions)
- Working Memory: Capacity, Components, and Function (13 questions)
- Memory Processes: Encoding, Storage, Retrieval, and Forgetting (13 questions)
Language, Problem Solving, and Decision Making
Analyze the cognitive processes involved in language acquisition and use, explore strategies for problem-solving, and examine the role of heuristics and biases in human judgment and decision-making.
- The Architecture of Language: Structure, Acquisition, and Thought (24 questions)
- Navigating the Maze: Strategies and Obstacles in Problem Solving (14 questions)
- The Rational and the Heuristic: Cognitive Processes in Decision Making (24 questions)
Social Cognition and Attribution
Bridge cognitive and social psychology by exploring how individuals perceive, interpret, and remember information about themselves and others, including theories of social judgment and attribution.
- Introduction to Social Cognition: Perceiving the Social World (26 questions)
- Attribution Theories: Explaining Behavior (26 questions)
- Attributional Biases and Errors (11 questions)
- Social Schemas, Heuristics, and Automaticity in Social Judgment (21 questions)
Social Influence and Group Dynamics
Examine the powerful ways individuals are influenced by others, covering phenomena like conformity, obedience, persuasion, and the psychological impact of group membership on behavior.
- Understanding Social Influence: Core Concepts and Classic Studies (15 questions)
- Mechanisms of Conformity and Compliance (23 questions)
- Obedience to Authority and Destructive Obedience (23 questions)
- Group Dynamics: Influence within Collective Settings (27 questions)
Attitudes, Prejudice, and Intergroup Relations
Investigate the formation and change of attitudes, delve into the psychological roots and manifestations of prejudice and discrimination, and explore strategies for fostering positive intergroup relations.
- Lesson 1: Understanding Attitudes (22 questions)
- Lesson 2: Prejudice, Stereotypes, and Discrimination (22 questions)
- Lesson 3: Theories of Intergroup Relations and Conflict (22 questions)
- Lesson 4: Reducing Prejudice and Promoting Intergroup Harmony (30 questions)
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Cognitive & Social Psychology course?
- Cognitive & Social Psychology is a intermediate course on Tomadora covering 7 modules and 26 lessons. It is designed to be completed in 5-minute bursts during your work breaks, using a Pomodoro-style focus + learn cycle.
- How long does Cognitive & Social Psychology take to finish?
- Each lesson takes about 5 minutes. With 26 lessons, you can finish the course in roughly 3 hours of total learning time, spread across as many breaks as you like.
- Is Cognitive & Social Psychology free?
- Yes. Tomadora is free to download and the entire Psychology track — including Cognitive & Social Psychology — is free to learn.
- What level is Cognitive & Social Psychology?
- Cognitive & Social Psychology is rated Intermediate. Some familiarity with the basics is helpful but not required.
- What language is Cognitive & Social Psychology taught in?
- Cognitive & Social Psychology is taught in English.
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