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kapilgoela123
(53) | | GROWTH OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Questions about the nature of mentality have been asked throughout human existence. How are ideas represented in the mind? Are different kinds of concepts stored in... | |
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bacardiblast_K
(700) | | In psychology, memory is an organism's ability to store, retain, and subsequently recall information. Although traditional studies of memory began in the realms of philosophy, the late nineteenth and... | |
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leotheking
(149) | | What is a Hacker?
In one sense it's silly to argue about the ``true'' meaning of a word. A word means whatever people use it to mean. I am not the Academies Françoise; I can't force Newsweek to use... | |
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whiteheather39
(9990) | | Does this following article change your beliefs? Does it shake your faith?Moses was high on drugs: Israeli researcher Tue Mar 4, 7:02 AM ET
JERUSALEM (AFP) - High on Mount Sinai, Moses was on... | |
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Mixing Memory
(0) | | Picture in your head one person throwing a ball to another. How were the two people oriented spatially? Was one on the left, and the other on the right? If so, which one was on the left, and which on... | |
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Mixing Memory
(0) | | About a year ago, there was an article in Seed Magazine titled "Seduced by the Flickering Lights of the Brain," in which Paul Bloom argued that people are too easily seduced by neuroscience,... | |
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Mixing Memory
(0) | | A little over a year ago, I wrote a post describing some research showing that there are cognitive barriers to understanding evolution. There I listed three specific factors:Intuitive theism, in... | |
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(0) | | Some of you who are interested in the history of psychology or philosophy of mind might find this paper interesting:Gentner, D., & Grudin, J. (1985). The evolution of mental metaphors in... | |
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(0) | | File this one in the annals of "huh?" There's been a lot of research over the last decade or so on what only be described as the bizarre implicit priming of social concepts. In a typical experiment,... | |
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Mixing Memory
(0) | | Cool video (via Bill Benzon over at The Valve:
A bit more below the fold, but only after you watch the video. Read the rest of this post...| Read the comments on this post... | |
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(0) | | OK, this research is pretty silly, and quite frankly, I can't imagine what compelled the researchers to undertake it, but because it has to do with something I love, soccer, I feel compelled to blog... | |
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Mixing Memory
(0) | | I have to admit that I've been avoiding the "framing science" discussion that's been going on in the science blogosphere recently, mostly because I'd rather talk about what framing is and how it... | |
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(0) | | In the recent dust up over "framing science," there's been more hand waving than any actual discussion of, you know, framing. However, I was struck by one point that fellow ScienceBlogger Matt... | |
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(0) | | Some of you may find this book chapter interesting:Hauer, M.D., Young, L., & Cushman, F. (in press): Reviving Rawls' Linguistic Analogy: Operative principles and the causal structure of moral... | |
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