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I аcknоwledge thаt becаuse there are оnly ~60 questiоns in this exam, there was not a great way to make sure we cover every single concept in the past 4 chapters that we've learnt together this past month. I deliberately made sure to include many other opportunities to showcase what you've learnt, as another data point for me to assess your understanding under a different context! As an attempt to continue finding ways to gain more insight to your understanding of the material we're covering in this course, I'm trying out a new type of assessment here to offset the weightage of the exam (in other words, it's just another extra opportunity to earn points!). Note that this is an optional bonus question, absolutely no penalty for skipping! In the following space, elaborate on the topics/concepts/experiments you wished I had asked you in this exam. You should only discuss materials in the 3 chapters (Chapters 11 - 13). You should describe the what/why/how these topics/concepts/experiments are important for us to understand the field of cognition. You could also connect these to your daily experiences and observations of how we humans interact with the world. You may earn up to 4 exam points. Just listing concepts will not gain you points.