The cognitive revolution in psychology began in the mid 20th century and supplanted behaviourism...
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Podcasts de cognition
Aphantasia: Blindness of the Mind's Eye
Mental images play an important role in our daily experience of reality, from thoughts of the...
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Your Experiences With Aphantasia
Following the recent episode “Aphantasia: Blindness of the Mind's Eye,” a number of Stuff to Blow...
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Your Experiences With Aphantasia
Following the recent episode “Aphantasia: Blindness of the Mind's Eye,” a number of Stuff to Blow...
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As is usual for SYSK, Josh and Chuck go over some, but not all, of the entries in this list of...
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Hate is generally defined as an extreme hostility to something or someone, usually stemming from...
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Episode 7 Children's Thinking: Piaget
Beth and Jennifer explore the different levels of children's thinking using Jean Piaget's...
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338: Signed Languages (featuring Ulrike Zeshan and Christy Filipich)
On this International Day of Signed Languages, an interview with researcher Ulrike Zeshan. Auslan...
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Ian Wickramasekera - Hypnosis: Change Your Mind, Change Reality
I really enjoy this field so much because it gives you a very practical way of investigating the...
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Does Music Make You Smart, Or Do Smart People Do Music
Join Alex and myself as we look at some of the potential reasons school age musicians perform...
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Cognitive Liberty w/ Nita Farahany
In this episode of Talk Nerdy, Cara is joined by Duke Law and Philosophy professor Dr. Nita...
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Do men and women have different brains?
It’s a touchy subject – if you find gender-based differences between brains, does that mean there...
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" Sure animals talk in their own way, with chirps and grunts and the like, but only humans can...
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The response to humor starts with electrical activity, potentially translating to physical...
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We have things we would like to change about ourselves - and our world. Join Ed Leon of the Great...
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167: The Language Hoax (featuring John McWhorter)
Does the world look different if you speak a different language? Can we tell what someone's...
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Even if you're great at understanding the words to songs, you've probably encountered...
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Authors Christopher Miller and Michael Dorneich talk to JCEDM Editor Amy Pritchett about their...
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Do you like rubber baby buggy bumpers? Or big black bug's blood? Tongue twisters are fun, but...
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People are great at describing colours, but smells? Not so much. Could that be because of the...
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