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PSYC 410 1st Edition Lecture 2 Outline of Last Lecture I. SyllabusOutline of Current Lecture II. Introduction to Interdisciplinary FieldsIII. What is Cognitive Science?IV. The Ultimate GameCurrent LectureAn Interdisciplinary Field- Conditioning & Learning- Linguistics- Philosophy of Mind- Artificial Intelligence- Cognitive Development- Social Cognition- Cognitive Neuroscience- Thinking & Reasoning- Decision Making & - Behavioral Economics- Evolutionary PsychologyWhat is Cognitive Science?I. Concerned with how people know the world (cognize means “to know”) and how they adapt to it.II. Psychology’s Oldest Field and the Center of Scientific PsychologyIII. This is a basic science course.IV. “But is it psychology?” Disputes in cognitive science are often about just what psychology -- psuche-logos (mind-study) -- is.These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Some Demonstrations- Folk Physics: Falling Objectso Prediction of Impetus Theory- Perception: Color Constancy- Attention: Attentional Blindness- Memory: The Deese-Roediger-McDermott Paradigm- Reasoning: The Ultimatum Game of Behavioral EconomicsPure Impetus: Aristotle- Impetus Theory in a Medieval Gunnery ManualModern Physics: GalileoModern Physics: NewtonThe Ultimatum GameI. In this game there are 2 players, the Proposer and the Acceptor, to be chosen by the flip of a coin. II. The experimenter produces 10 $1 bills, and explains the rules of the game. P will be given the $10, but must then split the money in some way with A.III. If A accepts the proposed split, P and A keep their shares of the split.IV. If A rejects the split, the experimenter takes back the money and both players leave empty-handed.V. If the last number of your social security number is odd, imagine that you are the Proposer. What split would you propose? Please write the split down.VI. If the last number of your social security number is even or 0, imagine that you are the Acceptor. Write down the lowest share of the $10 you would accept; that is, you would reject any lesser amount.VII. ResultsVIII. Economists’


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