So, in short, psychology as a whole is very unlikely to have both inner and external validity. Hence, unless is strictly based on biology and neuroscience, it is definitely a pseudoscience or in the best case, an art.

The video emphasizes the importance of prenatal care and the intricate process of human development before birth

Thank you so much !!

Thank you so much for this video

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The captions change the word Legitimizes to Customizes. This is a major difference and should be fixed.

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Extremely helpful and to the point. You're an amazing teacher!

I am addicted to Pepsi max having type 1 diabetes and not eating chocolate i can eat chocolate and sweets but I choose not to people stereotype me as type 2 so have developed body dismothia i need to cut down and drink water i think its also supressing my appetite skipping breakfast and lunch and just having dinner is not healthy because you're body needs glucose thoughout the day

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Can anyone explain to me what is goal corrected partnership? Plzzz

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Hi there :) I had trouble hearing his last line

What i have learned from this is that the ideology of atheists and the theory of evolution kind of fails here. There is no possibility of cell division without protective layer inside a planet because of big bang, thus it also fails the evolution theory, it simply won't exist as its defined. The complexity of human body, especially that such a small foetus is able to make hcl inside a human body is marvelous for such bleak theories to exist. Without special creation, no such complex organism can exist.

Finally! Thanks Sir for this concise and precise explanation!

Being able to step outside the box is an important skill. Thanks for your video!

Thank you!

It's a bit different to describe objects in a room if you are held in there for weeks versus only go in there for one minute.

you made my life easier,,thank you so much

Schema is the autopilot system

This was very helpful thank you!

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I really like this exciting video; it will greatly help my phychology students a lot.

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It's very very interesting how their minds work and why do they do what they do 😮

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

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

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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?

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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?