💡 Cognitive Hack for Divergent Thinking 💡 Episodic Specificity Induction 💡 Cognitive Psychology

[@amolmaske2541]

Excellent video thank you very much

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

You're welcome! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@mariosacasa]

this is great! Thank you. Can you post the full reference list of the articles you cited? I would love to read them.

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Hi Mario, thanks for your comment! I'm pleased you liked the video! I've just checked my notes I made for this video and I didn't not down the full titles of the papers... But I should still have the papers saved on my computer, so I'll have a check and if I find them I'll let you know here.

[@mariosacasa]

@@PsychologyUnlocked Thanks so much!

[@amolmaske2541]

Is that ok i use paythagoras method of memory to use as esi exercise

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Can you describe the exercise? I've not heard of that one before! If it drives you to focus on episodic details then it will work in the same way as the example induction in the video

[@amolmaske2541]

@@PsychologyUnlocked Pythagoras use this exercise for improve memory every night when he go to bed before sleeping he visualize his whole day activities from he wake up in very detail as you said in esi he also taught this technique to his disciple to improve their memory

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Oh yes that sounds very much like ESI! He was ahead of his time!

[@amolmaske2541]

@@PsychologyUnlocked thanks a lot you are very helpful person are you phd holder in psychology you have quite very deep knowledge

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Thanks so much! I have a bachelor's and master's degree in Psychology, but not a PhD! I should go back to university and complete the set! Haha

[@attheranch873]

This was a very tedious way of explaining this 🙄 By two minutes I had lost interest completely 🥱

[@amolmaske2541]

What do you want he should dance while explaining

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Hahaha next time I should try that!