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    PSYCHOLOGY 108 class grades are based on the scores from the midterm and final exams. The midterm contains 50 multiple-choice questions; the final exam is cumulative. Grades are computed as follows: a = 90 - 100% of H B = 75 - 89% of H C = 60 - 74% of H D = 50 - 59% of H.

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    PSYCHOLOGY 108 class grades are based on the scores from the midterm and final exams. The midterm contains 50 multiple-choice questions; the final exam is cumulative. Grades are computed as follows: a = 90 - 100% of H B = 75 - 89% of H C = 60 - 74% of H D = 50 - 59% of H.

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    PSYCHOLOGY 108

    Instructor: R. Revlin TA: Wade Schoonveld


    Office: 3805 Psychology East Office: Psych 3213
    Hours: TUTH 11:00011:50 OBA Hours: Thurs 1:00-3:00
    revlin@psych.ucsb.edu schoonveld@psych.ucsb.edu

    https://gauchospace.ucsb.edu/

    TEXT: Matlin, M. (2010). Cognition, special edit. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley &Sons.

    GRADES: Class grades are based on the scores from the midterm and final exams. The
    midterm contains 50 multiple-choice questions; the final exam is cumulative and contains
    100 multiple choice questions. There are no make-up exams.
    The grades are computed as follows. Let "H" stand for the highest score someone
    achieves on the combination of both tests, then
    A = 90 - 100% of H
    B = 75 - 89% of H
    C = 60 - 74% of H
    D = 50 - 59% of H

    WEEK CHAPTERS LECTURES

    1 1, 2, 3 Overview of the course


    History of Cognitive Psychology
    Attention and Sensory Memory

    2 4 Short Term/Working Memory

    3 5,6 Long Term Memory & Metacognition

    4 7 Knowledge & Special Codes

    5 8 Special Codes and Midterm Review

    6 MIDTERM EXAM Tuesday, May 4, 2010

    6-7 9,10 Language


    --general properties and comprehension
    --development of language

    8 11 Problem-Solving

    9-10 12,13 Decision-making, & Reasoning


    REVIEW for Final

    FINAL EXAM Tuesday, June 8, 2010 (8:00-10:50 a.m.)


    The contents of Cognitive Psychology (Psych 108), as taught by Dr. R. Revlin during Spring, 2010 at the University
    of California, Santa Barbara, are copyright, Dr. Revlin © 2010. All federal and state copyrights are reserved for all
    original material presented in this course through any medium, including lecture or print. Individuals are prohibited
    from being paid for taking, selling, or otherwise transferring for value, personal class notes made during this course to
    any entity without the express written permission of Dr. Revlin. In addition to legal sanctions, students found in
    violation of these prohibitions may be subject to University disciplinary action.

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