PSYC 3453
Cognition and Psychopathology
is an introduction to the study of how cognitive mechanisms contribute to psychopathology. We will examine how processes such as memory, attention, and cognitive control can support healthy functioning and contribute to symptoms when they break down. Topics will include suppression-induced forgetting, intrusive memories, and other forms of memory control, and their relevance to disorders. The course emphasizes the experimental paradigms and theoretical models that allow us to link cognitive science with clinical phenomena.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: PSYC 2910 and 2911 ; PSYC 2422 or both 2421 and any one of 2022 , 2122 , 2622 , 2722 , or the former 2930; and admission to a Major in Psychology or Behavioural Neuroscience
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027