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Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
Psychology/Neuroscience 2130.03
Fall 2016-2017
Course Prerequisites
As described in the university undergraduate calendar
Professor: Dr. Taylor-Helmick
Office Hours: By Appointment
Office: LSC 2529
Email: [email protected]
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Textbook
Course Description and Objectives
Expectations
Brightspace
Lecture Notes
Evaluation
Exams
Experimental Credit Points
Letter Grade Conversion
Make-Up Exam Policy
Missed Exam Due to University Closure
Examination Dress Code and Protocol
Classroom Behaviour
Course Schedule (Tentative)
Copyright
Email Etiquette
Academic Difficulties
Accommodation Policy
Academic Integrity
Student Code of Conduct
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Syllabus Outline
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Updates to the syllabus after the start of classes will be indicated in red.
Textbook
Matlin, M. W. (2013). Cognition, 8th Ed., Wiley & Sons.
Hardcopy ISBN: 978-1-118-14896-9
Dalhousie bookstore
Wylie - Hardcover
Chapters - New, Used?
eBook ISBN: 978-1-118-54556-0
Wylie
CourseSmart
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Note: Do not purchase other editions, as I will be lecturing and testing
from the 8th Ed.
Student Companion Site (optional)