- Docente: Raffaella Nori
- Credits: 6
- SSD: M-PSI/01
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Cesena
- Corso: Second cycle degree programme (LM) in Applied cognitive psychology (cod. 0991)
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course the student: - knows a model of the mind refers to? Embodied cognition; - Knows the ways of functioning of the mind upon which basic research and clinical applications that allow the use of virtual reality; - Knows the techniques of experiential therapy, as well as the different protocols to be applied in cases of anxiety disorder and eating disorders; - Knows the techniques of rehabilitation from the integration of neural substrates and cognitive processes; - Knows methods of communication multi-media and their different potential uses; - Knows representation models the environment of the mind.
Course contents
The course will take place during the first semester (from
October to December 2015) at the Bologna Campus of the School of
Psychology and Education (address: V.le Berti Pichat, 5).
Introduction to the Virtual Reality: background
Embodied Cognition and Virtual Reality
Immersive Virtual Reality
Non-Immersive Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality as experience: from perception to action
Sharing Virtual Reality environment
Examples of Virtual Reality application: spatial ability, medical field, education and so on.The course will take place during the first semester (from October to December 2014) at the Bologna Campus of the School of Psychology and Education (address: Viale Berti Pichat, 5, Bologna)
Readings/Bibliography
Morganti F. & Riva G. (2006). “Conoscenza, comunicazione e tecnologia. Aspetti cognitivi della realtà virtuale”. LED Edizioni Universitarie di Lettere Economia Diritto
Vincelli F., Riva G. & Molinari E. (2007). "La realtà virtuale in psicologia clinica". McGraw-Hill: Milano. Chapters: Chapter 3; Chapter 5
Teaching methods
Traditional didactics, seminars, laboratory
Assessment methods
The examination aims to verify the achievement of the following learning objectives:
- the knowledge of the tools discussed during the lectures;
- the ability to use these tools / protocols in various application areas analyzed during the lectures;
- the ability to employ the results obtained in order to interpret the phenomenon under study.
The examination was in oral form and provides for an assessment of thirty.
Teaching tools
Videorecorder, PC
Office hours
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