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Cognitive Science (Neuroscience (Major cortical features of the brain…

- - - - H.M
        
        Lost both hippocampi
      - Split-brain
      - Visual agnosia
      - Prosopagnosia
      - Hemispatial neglect
  - - - Consolidate memories from short to long term. And spatial navigation
- - - - Monism
        
        Idealism
        
        Physicalism
      - Dualism
        
        Classical dualism
        
        Substance dualism
        
        Property dualism
      - Functionalism
    - - Nativism
      - Rationalism
      - Empiricism
      - Associationist
    - - Cartesian theatre (centralized view)
      - Dennett’s multiple drafts model of consciousness
      - Searle’s Chinese Room argument
- - - - Comparative cognition
        
        Object permanence
        
        Transitive inference
        
        Comparative Neuroscience
        
        Cephalization index
      - Evolutionary psychology
        
        Variation
        
        Inheritance
        
        Selection
        
        Evolution and Judgment under Uncertainty
        
        Heuristics can lead us to commit fallacies
        
        Fallacies - misunderstanding of statistical rules
        
        Base-rate fallacy
        
        Conjunction fallacy
        
        Gambler's fallacy
        
        Evolution and sex differences
        
        Evolutionary approaches in AI
      - Behavioural economics
        
        The Ultimatum Game
        
        Loss Aversion
        
        Loss Aversion and Framing Effect
        
        Mental Accounting
        
        Endowment Effect
        
        Sunk-Cost Fallacy
- - - - Search
        
        Blind
        
        Breadth-first
        
        Depth-first
      - Learn
      - Knowledge acquisition/retrieval
      - Decision making
        
        Decision Support Systems
        
        Rule-based
        
        Case-based
    - - Turing's Finite State Machine (FSM)
      - Craik's Cognitive/IA Model