Psychology 2135A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Kurt Koffka, Wilhelm Wundt, Psych

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2135A/B
• Professor: Minda

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What can we know about how people make decisions decision we make. What do these abilities tell us about individual differences. What are individual differences and how can they be that are true to all people. This is not specific to humans and animals. There are many possible sources of information, but only som ions that can explain the nces? be explained by things we prioritize useful info some are relevant. There are many possible sources of information, but only som. We sometimes consult our memory to see what we did last tim occurred. There are both external and internal stimuli that we need to k what is useful and what isn"t. How to you control your memory to recall useful and relevant. He wanted to make computers to solve problems the way. Humans take a solution and call it sufficient if no other so reach.