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Whatever Gave You That Idea? : The Misinformation Effect

Susan Barrett Kelly wrote 17 hours ago: The story was told and retold at many events throughout my childhood. It came up at every wedding, e … more →

Tags: decision quality, collective memory, Memory, misinformation effect

Social relationships and groups: New insights on embodied and distributed cognition

manwithoutqualities wrote 2 days ago: Eliot’s intro and first section to his paper: Human cognition mostly takes place in the contex … more →

Tags: extended mind, Externalism, Complexity, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Extended Mind, stigmergy

Consciousness and the social mind

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 week ago: Here is the intro to Phil’s piece. Emotion is a hot topic, getting hotter all the time. The re … more →

Tags: social cognition, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, psychology, social sciences, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Extended Mind, Consciousness

The Dynamically Extended Mind - A Minimal Modeling Case Study

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 week ago: This from Froese, Gershenson, and Rosenblueth. The extended mind hypothesis has stimulated much inte … more →

Tags: extended mind, Externalism, Andy Clark, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Complexity, dynamical system, embodied cognition, evolutionary robotics

Functionalism and mental boundaries

manwithoutqualities wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve decided to dust off some of the papers from a themed issue that I co-edited five years ag … more →

Tags: Functionalism, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, psychology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Extended Mind, Consciousness, Cognitive Neuroscience

Start-Up (top 1/2 page 118)

mrshepardsclass wrote 3 weeks ago:   One student replicated Piaget’s experiment on Conservation and recorded three videos fr … more →

Tags: Cognitive Development, child psychology, jean piaget

Neuroscience Perspective of Religion & Spirituality

dranilj1 wrote 3 weeks ago: There is quandary to appreciate religion and spirituality from a neuroscience viewpoint. It cannot b … more →

Tags: Cognitive Psychology, Thought, Earth, Physical Body, Consciousness, Lee Lawrence, tower, Babel

Tucson 2014: The 20th Anniversary Toward a Science of Consciousness

manwithoutqualities wrote 3 weeks ago: Save the Date … more →

Tags: Consciousness, Complexity, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, psychology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Extended Mind, Artificial Intelligence

'Religion': the east/west dichotomy

somethingtosomeone wrote 3 weeks ago: (Disclaimer: By no means do I claim to be any form of expert in this topic) In only the short time I … more →

Tags: Philosophy, hinduism, Cognition, Philosophy, Religion, Hinduism, Thought

Search-and-rescue mission (in the mind) | Smithsonian.com

narrativeblog wrote 4 weeks ago: ☞ Research on how the brain responds to missing objects in the immediate physical world may also hav … more →

Tags: brain, Cognition, Neuroscience, search and rescue

The Idealization of Memories

somethingtosomeone wrote 1 month ago: Last night we spent the whole hour long ride home talking about the mechanism of memory. Here are so … more →

Tags: Cognition, Psychology, Memory, human, Thought, Children

Biological Bases of Behavior

somethingtosomeone wrote 1 month ago: I like things to have proper beginnings. I also like to think every thing humans do is for a very go … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Cognition, humans, Psychology

Gender & Multitasking

dranilj1 wrote 1 month ago: I have never understood the appeal with whether women or men are better at multitasking. That’ … more →

Tags: Cognitive biases, twitter, People, brain, Women, Computer multitasking, Sex differences in humans, Women's Studies

The MIT Encyclopedia Of The Cognitive Sciences (MITECS)

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: There are many pretenders around, but this really is still the best. And I hear that an update is in … more →

Tags: Cognitive Science, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, psychology, social sciences, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Consciousness, Neuroscience

Cognitive Opening and Closing: Toward an Exploration of the Mental World of Entrepreneurship

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: Some extracts from Thierry’s paper: Contemporary analysis usually divides games of chance into … more →

Tags: Hayek, Cognitive Science, Complexity, distributed knowledge, Economics, Entrepreneurship, experimental economics, Hayek, Hayek in Mind

One is not Superior to Other1 comment

dranilj1 wrote 1 month ago: People are fundamentally different in terms of whether they are more extraverted, oriented to the ex … more →

Tags: Cognitive biases, Psychology, Extraversion Introversion, social science, Personality, Myers Brigg Type Indicator, Dominant Music, testing services

Autoscopic Doubles

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: This from NRP coinciding with the publication of Oliver Sacks’ latest book Hallucinations. My … more →

Tags: Oliver Sacks, Cognitive Science, embodied cognition, psychology, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophical Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Oliver Sacks, Phenomenology

Hayek's Self-Organizing Mental Order and Folk-Psychological Theories of the Mind

manwithoutqualities wrote 2 months ago: The intro and conclusion to Chiara’s chapter: Humans are social creatures and they deeply rely … more →

Tags: Hayek, Cognitive Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, Empathy, Folk psychology, Friedrich Hayek, Hayek, mirror neuron, Philosophical Psychology

Minds, Models and Milieux

manwithoutqualities wrote 2 months ago: Minds, Models and Milieux: Commemorating the Centenary of Herbert Simon’s Birth Edited by Roger Fran … more →

Tags: Herbert Simon, adam smith, Artificial Intelligence, behavioral economics, Cognitive Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, Complexity, complexity studies, Economics


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