Unit 3 — Memory
Sensation, perception and attention; multi-store and working-memory models; brain structures; remembering, rehearsal and forgetting.
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Sensation, perception and attention; multi-store and working-memory models; brain structures; remembering, rehearsal and forgetting.
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Sources of motivation, self-determination theory, Maslow, Diener and Ryff.
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