Thank you, very helpful and explained in a simple yet effective way.

Isn’t it philosophy?

you just saved me from failing my test amazing video man keep it up!

Is episodic buffer is slave system too ?

What does it mean when MRI is showing an equivocal increase signal in the right hippocampus? Is that a bad thing?

Thank you so much for this video. You are such an amazing speaker!

Very easy to understand! I'm not even a student! I'm a patient doing my own research for upcoming appointments!

I think my minds hacked boys

Ahh

anyone from 2024?

70%????? Bah...i somehow doubt it

Nice. This is well done. -- old cognitive scientist guy.

Who needs mental hospitals when you can be a "doctor" and just hand out pills. It's so much easier than thinking and the pharma companies get paid Billions, and that's what is was all about in the first place, so whatever, everyone's happy (well, except the patient who has to pay the bill).

Wow, it took 7 years to get 18 comments. Now where's that bottle of Paxil?!

🙋🏼‍♀️ sir! Why u haven't post new vids?

Can multiple schemas be active at once? And can they combine if they overlap? Are there particular categories of schemata which can work together more easily than others? And, given that we are curious, prediction-testing, adaptive creatures, are there particular scenarios in which we do re-assess our schemas? Which experiences will contribute towards the building and changing of our schemas, and which experiences will be immediately discarded as mere background noise?

Didnt expect to be sooo good

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Also, I think a better way to describe assimilation is: a process in which our existing knowledge influences new conflicting information to better fit with our existing knowledge, thus reducing the likelihood of schema change (found in the textbook: principles of social psychology). I only add this because the understanding that "assimilation is when new information is modified to fit a pre-existing schema," it would be really easy for someone with little knowledge on this subject to misunderstand its role entirely.

I think that while it is necessary for us to have schemas to conceptualize the world around us at a reasonable pace with the resources we have; I don't think we are so simple that schemas is definitive in each person's perspective (which is almost what I understood to be implied at the end of your video).

So cognition is separate from reason. Or is it that, our ability to reason allows for conscious cognition?

hi, cool video. i'm not in uni but i'm just watching this for my own metacognitive interests. i wonder if you still respond to comments on here

I’m doing this for a psychology assignment. I want to go home but it’s okay I guess

Weird accent! SPECT?

Well done well explained 🎉❤

I just have to say that if i have any fields to thank for my skill to learn and understand(that got me into university and computer science this year) are the fields of cognitive science and neurology. The research you guys do have at least changed my life. From no skill "dum" to skilled learner. Thanks.

Thank you.

I am studying Brain and Language relationship ( Neurolinuistics) and it was really helpful for me.

An underrated channel, I hope you'll still continue making vids!

The missing side of the coin is that we have functional fixedness for a reason. It helps us chunk up and understand the world rather than get overwhelmed by possibilities every time we open the fridge. I think therefore Daniel Kahneman's work on system 1 and system 2 thinking is far more relevant than the mindset gubbins (which only really works under specific situations defined by Carol Dweck)

Proof that a video does not need ridiculous graphics or distracting music. Just an engaging speaker, good content and a few slides to bring the message home. I learned so much watching this video. Thank you.

I am currently working on a musical project. I am diving into my own evil traits and mental flaws. The goal is to eradicate any malice I am holding onto. This project is for me to grow into someone decent. This video helped me understand it so easily, even for me. Psychology revolution is what I am currently walking on.

awesome thank you!!!

very bad vdeo.

I feel like religion has a unique relationship with an individual's locus of control. Interesting concept.

the rabbit in the back is soooo cute!

Don't you know the difference between a x-ray and gamma ray.. Study the electromagnetic spectrum.

Anytreatment sir

Liked, subscribed, and shared!!

🤔 on the other hand, sir... one question .. so ... i believe psychology is good but thy forget a lot of things... like small things, atoms and nanobots and stuff...

Nice work ❤

Hi, i am BA psychology 3rd yearstudent. And I am so much interested in cognitive psychology. Also i am interested in clinical psychology. What should i prefer for my pg? Is there any pg course connecting these two? . I am from India 🇮🇳. And i am interested to study abroad in a good university with scholarship. How can i achieve scholarship to study there? Where should i apply? please help

Cringe analogy

kindly detail discussion on major tools of biological psychology

Thank you SO much. This was fantastic!

Feminism is a example of external lotus of control

Most underrated profound concept

Would love to know your thoughts on Thinking Fast and Slow

This isn't ethical

Having a psychology major, if I apply to a PhD program in which I'll have to do research on psychology and MRI, for example, looking into areas of Brain of people with anxiety through MRI. Then will I have to learn MRI deeply? Like physics and all technical stuff?