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...with particular attention to decision-making, aggressive behavior, status, dominance, and racial bias/discrimination. In doing so we will...

...Features and functions of some fundamental brain areas/structures involved in emotional processing: amygdala, anterior cingulate cortex, prefrontal cortex...

...In-class oral presentation and a final report about the subject presented in the oral presentation Parametric effect size indices; non-parametric effect size indices...

...classical ethology:Evolutionary theory applied to human behavior, the ethogrqam, observational methods, field data collection and analysis methods...

...The final exam consists of open questions. intro -brief history of ethology and comparative psychology -approaches to the study of behaviour the evolution of behaviour...

...Boltzmann machines. Deep learning. Reinforcement learning. Computer simulation as a research method in cognitive (neuro)science. Connectionist models of perception and cognition...

...The role of art and creativity in individual and societal wellbeing 2. Photography and visual arts in community and political analysis 3. Reading and writing...

...Basics of statistical analysis; Experimental research designs; Quasi-experimental research designs; Non-experimental research designs and single case studies...

...which occurs via information and communication technologies. With a social-ecological perspective, the first part of the course explores the boundaries of these phenomena...

...Neuropsychology in the Clinical setting - Neurobehavioural examination - Laboratory testing in Neuropsychology - Cultural neuropsychology...

...mood disorders, schizophrenia. 3. The interaction between brain disorders and cognitive functioning, including examples of ways in which brain disorders...

...the written and oral score Neuropsychological correlates of the following diseases: - Alzheimer's dementia - Parkinson's disease and Lewy-body dementia...

...study of motor functions . • Basic principles of social actions. • Comparative motor neuroscience: examples from social interactions tool use and other motor abilities...

...Time allotted for the exam is 45 minutes. The final grade is the result of summing up the points from each question. - Clinical Psychology: definition...

...The teacher in charge of the course unit has not been designated yet. The ‘Examination methods’ field will be filled in as soon as the information will be available...

...4-5) Modeling sensory functions with unsupervised learning and Deep Belief Networks. Theoretical introduction, implementation, learning sample...

...save, copy, and organize the work history of computer history of machine languages hardware and software current major... Impara:: Word 2007...

...the lessons PART 3: (at the end of the course, individual evaluation)consist in evaluating the students capability of solving the clinical problems...

...What is the nature of developmental change? What are the brain mechanisms underlying cognitive, perceptual, social, and emotional development during infancy and childhood?...

...topics of developmental cognitive neuroscience: 1) the concept of probabilistic and predetermined epigenesis; 2) factors affecting the development of...