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Persuasion, Ambiguity, and the Health Care Debate

Courtney Ignarri wrote 3 days ago: We have a long way to go before the healthcare debate is over. In a tight vote last week the Democra … more →

Tags: Congress, Debate, Democrats, Health Care, persuasion, Republicans

Momento's Revenge

manwithoutqualities wrote 4 days ago: I’ve read just about everything by Andy Clark – as I’ve said several times before … more →

Tags: Andy Clark, Austrian economics, Bounds of Cognition, cognitive closure, Cognitive Science, Cognitive Systems, Cognitive Systems and the Extended Mind, Complexity, Consciousness

When Gut Feelings Trump Conscious Thought

Andres Olide wrote 6 days ago: At almost every major sports event there will be commentators giving their opinions on the predicted … more →

Tags: Emotion and Motivation, Intrapersonal Processes, Consciousness, Football, Motivation, Psychology, Sports, unconscious processes, Winners

Being bony is being attractive?

Ruixue wrote 1 week ago: Findings from the field of evolutionary psychology, and mate selection more specifically, would lead … more →

Tags: Culture and Diversity, Gender, Group/Intergroup Processes, health, Attractive, Body Image, Bony, Disturbance, eating disorder

Recent Neuropolitics Abstracts

dmschreiber wrote 2 weeks ago: By Darren Schreiber We’ve got lots of new work showing showing the role of the default mode ne … more →

Tags: Neuropolitics, anterior cingulate, Default Mode Network, fMRI, Insula, medial prefrontal cortex, neuroeconomics, nucleus accumbens, orbital frontal cortex

Just-World Beliefs and the Impact of Random Violence

Courtney Ignarri wrote 2 weeks ago: The D.C. sniper was executed yesterday for the murder of Dean Harold Meyers. In all ten people were … more →

Tags: just-world beliefs, D.C. Sniper, John Allen Muhammad, Dean Harold Meyers

The Restraint Bias: Another reason why a diet won’t work

Andres Olide wrote 3 weeks ago: As it happens people underestimate control over situations. Take the classic example of a student wh … more →

Tags: health, Diet, Restraint Bias, cookie diet, Cookie

Cognitive Ecology

manwithoutqualities wrote 3 weeks ago: The program for EPISTEME 2010 is firming up nicely. It’s great to see Martin Kusch finally inv … more →

Tags: Cognition, cognitive ecology, David Bloor, episteme, Epistemology, Martin Kusch, Science Wars, Social Constructivism, social epistemology

Love is blind?

Ruixue wrote 3 weeks ago: Rihanna, a pop star, decided to break up with singer Chris Brown after being beaten by him, and said … more →

Tags: Emotion and Motivation, Gender, health, Abusive Relationship, chris brown, Depression, intimate partner, physical abuse, physically assault

Regions of Interest -- The Amygdala

dmschreiber wrote 3 weeks ago: By Darren Schreiber I’m testing out a potential new feature for the neuropolitics listserv ent … more →

Tags: Neuropolitics, amygdala, Emotion, Meta-analysis, Race, reward

Cephalic Index

hglaber wrote 1 month ago: The UMSL animal behavior discussion group (ABDG) also chose a dog paper last week.  We read Gacsi et … more →

Tags: Dogs, canids

Alternative Pain Medicine: A Loved One's Picture

Andres Olide wrote 1 month ago: Been to the doctor for a painful medical procedure lately? How about overexerted yourself over the w … more →

Tags: health, Social Influence, Pain, Pain medication, Analgesics, Touch, loved one

Working out for health, not for beauty

Ruixue wrote 1 month ago: People exercise more for health than for anything else including beauty, according to the results of … more →

Tags: Emotion and Motivation, health, Gender, Beauty, Exercise, Motivation, Body Image, eating disturbance, Body Image Dissatisfaction

Differential Sensitivity to Human Communication in Dogs, Wolves, and Human Infants

cameronbuckner wrote 1 month ago: On József Topál, György Gergely, Ágnes Erdhegyi, Gergely Csibra, Ádám Miklósi (Courtesy of Alejandra … more →

Tags: canids, Dogs, Wolves

Hayek Interview

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: Here is a transcript of a 15.25-hour interview completed under the auspices of the UCLA Oral History … more →

Tags: Austrian economics, Distributed cognition, distributed knowledge, Economics, Economist, Embedded, Embodiment, emergence, Epistemology

Darwin's finches

dschelly wrote 1 month ago: Just over 174 years ago, on September 17, 1835, the HMS Beagle landed on San Cristóbal Island in the … more →

Tags: Critical Social Psychology, Evolutionary Psychology, galapagos, natural selection, Darwin's Finches

Connected

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: Yet another “popular” book on, as I term it, social connectionism – Connected … more →

Tags: social epistemology, Social Ontology, Swarm intelligence, sociocognition, Philosophy of Social Science, situated cognition, Cognitive Systems, swarm, Swarm Behavior

Pink Ribbon: Charity or hitting in the face?2 comments

Ruixue wrote 1 month ago: Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a sea of pink ribbons washes over products. This cute … more →

Tags: Culture and Diversity, Emotion and Motivation, Gender, health, anxiety, breast cancer, Charity, distress, negative affect

When Two Regulating Systems Is Not Enough

Andres Olide wrote 1 month ago: Take a classic example of a driver who is running late for an appointment and another driver unexpec … more →

Tags: Emotion and Motivation, Group/Intergroup Processes, Psychology, Social Psychology and Personality, Emotion, emotion regulation, Automatic Emotion Regulation


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