PSY246
Cognitive Processes I
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Sell your textbook for PSY246PSY246 - Cognitive Process I - FULL UNIT NOTES
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Cognitive Psychology full unit notes based on modules and including visual aids such as diagrams and...
25 pages, 4108 words
PSY246 Current and Compact: Lectures and Tutorials 2018
Written by Rebecca
Studies detailed, terms defined, models visualised. Highly organised and chunked notes from Sessi...
44 pages, 18541 words
PSY246 Weeks 1-7 Complete Notes
Written by Justin
PSY246 Cognitive Processes I notes that cover the first half of the semester. Detailed notes that th...
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HD-worthy PSY246 Notes
Written by Wendy
The most comprehensive notes you'll get for under thirty bucks! These notes helped me earn a mark...
66 pages, 16147 words
Mid-Semester Exam Notes
Written by Nicki
These notes cover the first half of the semesters lecture content. They are extensive and include ex...
22 pages, 6921 words
PSY246 Tutorial Notes
Written by Justin
For those who missed out on certain tutorials or didn't go at all these notes will cover you. Mostly...
9 pages, 1900 words
PSY246 NOTES!!
Written by Riva
I comprise my notes a little differently than others. These are basic Q&A notes. Basically if you kn...
21 pages, 4095 words
Notes final cognitve
Written by Supreet
covers all readings, lecture materials, table format
35 pages, 12345 words
PSY246 - Cognitive Processes I - S2 2015
Written by Madeline
Simple and easy to read outline of the entire course.
30 pages, 10912 words
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Reviews
I really enjoyed this unit! I already had a good background in most of the concepts from doing some COGS units, but I still found all the models and concepts really interesting. With that background knowledge, a distinction was pretty easy. It's a lot of content to learn from scratch, though.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
The lecturer did her best to try and explain the content but it does get confusing and messy from time to time. I personally have an interest in this area and found the content not too bad. A bit difficult but if you study hard results will come.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
The lecturer did her best to try and explain the content but it does get confusing and messy from time to time. I personally have an interest in this area and found the content not too bad. A bit difficult but if you study hard results will come.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
The mid sem exam was extremely confusing and was somewhat harder than the final exam. The content was interesting but if you're not regularly studying the content will become difficult to understand.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018
I have never found a subject at university so tedious, complex and deadly boring. No saving graces with the learning material. Lecturer did her best to present it. If you can persevere with studying this stuff, it's easy to do well. Lots of self-discipline required. Good luck.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017
You do not need to buy the textbook. This is a real shame because it's interesting content the lecturers make dull. It is a grueling effort to find the relevant points in Prof. Kinoshita's wall-of-text slides and the Tutors struggle to explain anything not on their PowerPoint. Assignment is very simple, mid-session test is more challenging than you would expect. Exam contains an essay component.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017
They say convenor-in-charge for PSY248 was bad, they haven't seen the convenor-in-charge for PSY246!!! If you have no passion in teaching, stick to doing research for life... No one wants to pay a lecturer or any teaching staff who is unable or unwilling to teach... Shocker!
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017
Excellent course, well taught, organised, with good content. No complaint :D
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016
A great subject with a great convenor. Sachiko is extremely dedicated and makes the course content understandable!
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016
Lecturer is boring and not very helpful when there is a problem with the assessment.