Just did Gestalt psychology
Woodworth paper gives nice transition to “modern” times, meaning my actual experience
Notice the 2 Moodle papers on Trinity College history. Second is on Ed Reed, an important Trinity graduate
Cognitive revolution (from what?) Baars chapters
I. Piaget
II. Chomsky — role of review of Skinner; revived nativism, Descartes, and faculty psychology; rationalism. See Fodor obit link on syllabus for today
III. Computers and cognitive psychology — machines, but supposedly thinking; ultimately, surprising — brought back associationism
Cognitive therapy, as opposed to behavioral therapy (ABA)
Ulric Neisser as the “father” of cognitive psychology
IV. Neuroscience (symptoms of influence — adjectives. Thus, Cognitive neuroscience, social neuroscience. . .)
V. Ecological Science
Extreme — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJco3N97J7c see Maurici Felip Lopez about 17 minutes in