Cognitive Neuroscience of Social Cognition - The Self

[@bokibogi]

22:27 "The Self" 30:37 unique brain structure activated when referencing the self 34:42 amnesia patients 36:05 "self is distributed" 45:51 Self-perception as Motivated Process 49:05 "self is nothing but reward" 55:14 Body Ownership and Embodiment

[@powerliftingpremedcrafter473]

Omg your channel is my intellects dream!!!! Thank u for taking time to share ur knowledge! I subbed and put notifications on

[@thecellularrepublic9844]

I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Make sure to check out the live videos section where all of "The Social Brain" podcast episodes are located. We get a lot more practical with all of this stuff from the lectures.

[@chaillyriccardo1846]

That's awesome! I like this course! I‘m majoring in psychiatry at Nanjing Medical University. It’s very helpful for me. My thesis topic is computerized cognitive remediation therapy in MDD . thank you!

[@thecellularrepublic9844]

I'm very glad that you enjoyed the material and found it helpful! I love the brain and I hope that I can inspire others to appreciate its amazing complexity as well.

[@senseofmindshow]

Such a fascinating topic and awesome lecture, as always! 👍

[@thecellularrepublic9844]

Thanks man! It's funny how much I learn from myself when I go back and listen to them haha

[@senseofmindshow]

@@thecellularrepublic9844 I know exactly what you mean haha

[@sonyarita491]

Can you please reference the work you write/talk about? ...Will help students and others find more information.....

[@thecellularrepublic9844]

Everything from these lectures comes from the textbooks written by Gazzaniga and Mangun. I wish I had more time to hunt down specific references for everything but I am unfortunately at capacity with many of my projects and family life right now. If you want more info on a particular topic or idea then I can probably hunt something down for you though!

[@TheShadyStudios]

thanks so much for uploading these :D

[@thecellularrepublic9844]

I'm really glad you enjoy them! The brain is pretty cool :D Hopefully I'll get some more good content up in the near future.