Détails

Faculté	Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines
Domaine	Psychologie
Code	UE-L25.01248
Langues	Anglais
Type d'enseignement	Séminaire
Cursus	Master
Semestre(s)	SA-2020

Horaires et salles

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Jeudi 16:15 - 18:00, Hebdomadaire, PER 21, salle F207

Enseignement

Responsables	Schmid Michael
Enseignants	Rima Samy Schmid Michael
Description	To simulate the outside world, including society, the brain decodes and encodes patterns of information. These cognitive processes of reading and writing manifest as stereotyped information sampling and communicating behaviours, that have been shaped by eons of interactions with conspecifics in particular and natural information patterns in general. This course is a glimpse into the evolution of these cognitive processes, their neurophysiological underlyings,  how thay have shaped, and been shaped by human culture, and what happens when they default. The evaluation of this course will be done through debate contests performed in between 2 teams of 6 people, as well as a written final exam. The purpose of such an evaluation is to assess the knowledge of the students about the different theories of reading and writing in the brain, the empirical evidences that support them and the students ability to defend them and devise new experiments to test these theories.
Places disponibles	12
Softskills	Non
Hors domaine	Oui
BeNeFri	Non
Mobilité	Non
UniPop	Non

Examen - SA-2020, Session d'hiver 2021

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Final written exam / Debate contest

Examen - SP-2021, Session d'été 2021

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Final written exam / Debate contest

Examen - SP-2021, Session d'automne 2021

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Final written exam / Debate contest

Examen - SA-2021, Session d'hiver 2022

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Final written exam / Debate contest