Detailed Courseplan for PSY2206

PSY 2206 – Cognition, Emotion and Language (10 ECTS)

Fall 2009

 

Coordinator:

Francisco Pons

 

Teachers:

Annika Melinder (AM) & EKUP, Geir Overskeid (GO), Francisco Pons (FP), Eva Skoe (ES), and Stephen von Tetzchner (SvT)

 

Literature:

There is no compulsory literature. The problem formulation of the semester essay will decide the literature that the students have to read (minimum 800 pages).  The students may leaf through the following book and journal as a “starter”: 

·        Dalgleish, T., & Power, M. (1999). Handbook of cognition and emotion. Chichester: John Wiley.

·        Cognition & Emotion (via for example PsycINFO)

 

Exam

Individual semester essay. For deadline see the website of the course. Compulsory requirements about the form and the content of the semester essay will be provided at the beginning of the course. A copy of these instructions will be put on FRONTER.

 

Schedule

Week 34 to 42: Tuesday from 16.15 to 18.00, Auditorium 3

Week 34 to 41: Thursday from 16.15 to 18.00, Auditorium 3

 

Week

Day

Session

Topic

Teacher

34

Tuesday

1

Introduction to the course & to the Individual semester essay

FP

 

Thursday

2

Children’s understanding of the relation between cognition and emotion

FP

35

Tuesday

3

Social cognition and language in typically and non-typically developing children

FP

 

Thursday

4

Theory of Mind, language and mental images in people with autism

FP

 36

Tuesday

5

Consciousness from a Neo-Piagetian perspective

FP

 

Thursday

6

Emotion and morality

ES

 37

Tuesday

7

Emotions and sex

ES

 

Thursday

8

Metaphors in cognition and language

SvT

38

Tuesday

9

Executive Function development

AM & EKUP

 

Thursday

10

Memory development

AM & EKUP

39

Tuesday

11

Decision making, emotion, and the brain.

GO

 

Thursday

12

Witnessing

AM & EKUP

40

Tuesday

13

Emotion regulation from a developmental and psychoanalytical point of view

FP

 

Thursday

14

Seminar 1

FP

41

Tuesday

15

Seminar 2

FP

 

Thursday

16

Seminar 3

FP

42

Tuesday

17

Seminar 4

FP

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