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sentences have structure
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A phrase-structure tree
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Center-embedded vs. right branching
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The shooting of the hunters bothered him
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The shooting of the hunters bothered him
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We use syntactic structure to process sentences
Evidence comes from:
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Memory Studies
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Click Studies
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Click Studies
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Mind, Brain, Behavior
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Decks in class (27)
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5.1- How Do We Sense and Perceive the World Around Us?13
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5.2 Detection requires a certain amount of the stimulus9
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5.3- The brain constructs a stable representation of the world from five senses2
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5.4- How do we see? Sensory receptors in the eye transmit visual information to the brain12
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5.5- The color of light is determined by its wavelength4
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5.6 Perceiving objects requires organization of visual information10
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5.7 Are faces special?0
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5.8 Perception of depth, size, and motion is guided by internal and external cues21
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Chapter 4- Defining consciousness12
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Chapter 4 Neural Correlates of Consciousness11
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Chapter 4 Executive function and cognitive control9
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Chapter 4 Defining Attention17
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Chapter 4 Selective and Divided Attention17
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Chapter 4- Introduction to learning7
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Chapter 4- Types of learning57
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Short-term and working memory35
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Long-term memory and amnesic patients22
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When memory fails18
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Concepts and categories40
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Language Processing43
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Syntax10
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Language and the brain34
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Language and communication10
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Making decisions20
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Emotion in motivation8
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Defining and recognizing emotions20
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Health & Well-Being38
