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PSYCHOLOGY OF PERCEPTION AND ATTENTION Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Ability to understand English scientific material
Objectives
Contents Theories and experimental paradigms framed into the study of Attention and Perception Psychology
Extended Syllabus The course will be based on the following topics: psychological theories of perception; visual perception; auditory perception; tridimensional space perception; objects and faces recognition; Gestalt theories; brain model of perception; attention theories, Posner paradigm; change blindness; attentional blink
Recommended Bibliography •Stefano Mastandrea (2017). Psicologia della percezione. Carocci Editore. Prezzo 19,00 €
•Roberto Dell’Acqua, Massimo Turatto (2006). Attenzione e Percezione. Carocci Editore. Prezzo 13, 86 €
•Franca Stablum (2002). L’attenzione. Carocci Editore. Prezzo 10,20 €
Further mandatory material is available on the e-learning system.
Furthermore, for NOT attending students, the practical lessons contents will be replaced with two scientific articles in English available on the e-learning system
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods The course is composed by 64 hours of teaching, divided into 2-3-hour lectures.
The lectures make use of slides and concern theoretical aspects of the discipline integrated by practical examples of the main experimental paradigms. Furthermore, the course includes practical lessons aimed at consolidating the theoretical knowledge acquired (16 hours).
Attendance is optional but highly recommended
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
Oral exam. Note that the first exam sessions could be administered in a written form depending by the number of registered students.
Throughout the course, furthermore, an optional partial examination based on peer discussion of a scientific paper could be administered.
The final grade corresponds to the weighted average of the evaluation scores of both the oral exam and the partial exam.
Contacts/More Information Office hours:
Wednesday, 10-11AM, third floor, ITAB