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| The Science of Cognition How the mind is organized to produce intelligent thought and how it is realized in the brain. |
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| Knowledge comes from experience |
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| Germany 1879 Cognitive Psychology Introspection |
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| Germany (1901) Free association task |
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| America Principles of Psychology (1890) |
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| American Theory applicable to classroom |
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Gestalt psychologists, Germans in US
"The mind is more than the sum of its parts" |
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| "Cognitive Revolution" Influences |
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| - World War II - Artificial Intelligence - Linguistics |
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| Information-Processing School |
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| Information-Processing Approach Cognition: set of steps that process information Example: Sternberg Paradigm Sequence of information-processing |
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