Conducted in
terms:
2024Z, 2025Z
Erasmus code: 14.4
ISCED code: 0313
ECTS credits:
4
Language:
English
Organized by:
Faculty of Psychology
Psychophysiology and eye-tracking 2500-EN-COG-OB2Z-N-1
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Type of course
obligatory courses
Mode
Classroom
Prerequisites (description)
Basic programming skills in R or Python
Statistics and Research Design
Statistical skills enabling one to perform and interpret repeated measures ANOVA
Learning outcomes
- students will to discuss the basis of psychophysiological responses
and the relations between mental and psychophysiological processes
(K_W05, K_W08)
- be able to test hypotheses regarding the relations between
psychophysiological and mental processes (K_W01; K_W02; K_W03;
K_W06; K_W07; K_U01; K_K01)
- be able to perform psychophysiological data collection (K_K02)
- develop the skills required to process and analyze these data
(K_0U3, K_U04)
- present results of psychophysiological experiments
in written format (K_U06, K_U07)
Additional information
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