Dr. David Brodbeck's Psychology Lectures From Algoma University

We finish up the easy stuff Music ‘Light Blue Room’ by Battery Life

A long time ago people studied memory. They still do too. Music ‘Master Deadender’ by Bubble

Here we go Music ‘Hundred Times Over’ by Private Joker

Here we go Music ‘Stretch’ by Dice

That's all folks.  See you in January. Music 'Still Alive' by GLaDOS

And now, the end is near…. Oh at one point I said that objects are named faster in the left visual field, I meant the right. Music ‘Hundred Times Over’ by Private Joker

Cool topic alert Music 'Today' by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson

I'm writing these show notes before the review, let's see if enough people come for this to be worthwhile..... Music 'Hundred Times Over' by Private Joker

We end my part of the course (it will all be student presentations soon) by talking about animal language. Music 'For Fiona' by No Use For A Name

We finish up the last topic before test number 2 Music 'Toys on a Shelf' by A Step Behind.

Animal Communication Music 'Shot' by Stowaway

How is babby formed? Music 'Wooly Mammoth' by the Robert Farrell Band

We finish drugs and get all hormonal Music 'Sleeping Pills and Asteroids' by the Gasoline Brothers

They so often go together. Music 'Highway' by Gone For Good

We end our discussion of social learning and animal culture. Music 'Master Deadender' by Bubble

We continue on drugs. I never tire of that joke. Music 'Light Blue Room' by Battery Life

Animals learning from other animals Music 'My Own Flag' by Less Than Jake

Foraging, it's like trick or treating really. Music 'Rain' by Not Telling

The neural basis of learning and memory Music 'Lose Myself' by Not Telling

Timing and counting, in animals! Music 'Awkward People' by Faraway Neighbours