CPSY 1420

Cognitive Neuropsychology

Brown University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This foundation course in cognitive neuropsychology will explore the effects of brain damage on cognitive function. The goals of cognitive neuropsychology are to understand the effects of brain pathology within the context of modern theories of cognition, and to draw inferences about normal or intact cognitive function from patterns of dysfunction observed with brain pathology. Readings will focus on research investigations of brain damaged populations within one or more areas of cognition (e.g., perception, memory, or attention) that address topics of current relevance. Pre-Requisites: CPSY 0010 or CPSY 0200 or CPSY 0400 or NEUR 0010 . CPSY 0900 is also strongly recommended.

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CPSY 1420 · Cognitive Neuropsychology — Brown University