banjaloupe + cogsci   98

Willat Effect Experiments With Tea
make sure to click over to the "more about the willat effect" post too. basically, its like the evil handmaiden of choice paralysis-- when you do decide, it makes the other things no longer acceptable!
cogsci  rationality  choice  research  blog  article  from delicious
october 2011 by banjaloupe
Daniel Kahneman: How cognitive illusions blind us to reason
bias superhero dan kahneman reminds us that the rich and lucky are as perceptually and cognitively biased as the rest of us-- but they dont want to actually know that
cogsci  economics  rationality  prediction  money  research  article  from delicious
october 2011 by banjaloupe
Up and Down the Ladder of Abstraction
aimed at delivering an intuitive understanding of what it means to move between levels using multiple representations. yes!
complexsystems  programming  math  abstraction  levelsthinking  cogsci  compsci  education  graphics  article  from delicious
october 2011 by banjaloupe
Economist Debates: Language
economist debates! i didnt know this was a thing! this one is boroditsky v liberman on linguistic relativity
language  culture  cogsci  sapirwhorf  relativism  debate  article  !toread  from delicious
october 2011 by banjaloupe
Putting Philosophy to the Test
a nice, light profile of josh knobe/the history of x-phi, for those who dont know already
article  psychology  philosophy  x-phi  cogsci  from delicious
september 2011 by banjaloupe
Moral hypocrisy, and how to avoid it
i kept expecting them to cite hanson's near/far distinction but it never happened! pretty clearly provides more evidence for that, though
morality  rationality  research  philosophy  science  cogsci  article  from delicious
august 2011 by banjaloupe
The brain isn’t going to take it lying down
nice! some very impressive embodiment research as reported by mind hacks (links to a few other related studies too!)
embodiment  cogsci  neuroscience  research  awesome  brain  fmri  article  science 
december 2010 by banjaloupe
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator - The Skeptic's Dictionary
oh personality psychology, i used to love you so much, what happened...
personality  psychology  cogsci  criticism  jung  testing  reference 
december 2010 by banjaloupe
Visual science in the art of Chuck Close
i always forget this guys name! he is the propopagnostic artist who paints giant "pixel" portraits after his stroke
awesome  art  people  painting  pixel  prosopagnosia  stroke  picture  cogsci  article 
october 2010 by banjaloupe
Against Narrativity
not everyone thinks of their lives as a story! for instance i don't think i do? but how would i be able to compare? whatever i just need to be able to reference this in the future
psychology  cogsci  stories  life  personality  narrative  criticism  article  philosophy 
september 2010 by banjaloupe
Research Upends Traditional Thinking on Study Habits
some recent work, mostly on studying, but also throwing in a debunking of learning styles stuff
education  research  studying  learningstyles  cogsci  psychology  neuroscience  article 
september 2010 by banjaloupe
Catharsis
from the blog, "you are not so smart" (which i am now following)
psychology  cogsci  catharsis  hatred  anger  emotion  article 
august 2010 by banjaloupe
The Relationship between Language and Culture
more pormpuraawan stuff, including their time sense (its ALSO absolute and...cardinal??? D: )
language  anthropology  psychology  cogsci  directions  time  sapirwhorf  article  reference 
august 2010 by banjaloupe
Does Language Influence Culture?
citation for pormpuraawan absolute cardinal direction usage (no relative/ego-centric "left/right" terms)
language  anthropology  psychology  cogsci  research  sapirwhorf  article  reference 
august 2010 by banjaloupe
Excerpt - Being Wrong - By Kathryn Schulz
looks like a great book! its on the psychology of error and why being wrong is great
book  !get  cogsci  psychology  error  wrong  preview 
july 2010 by banjaloupe
“Brain-Based” Learning: More Fiction than Fact
a cogscientist addresses common educational misconceptions about neurosci-- i gotta study up on these!
useful  cogsci  education  neuroscience  list  reference  article  !toread  brain  music  gender 
june 2010 by banjaloupe
New Nicaraguan sign language shows how language affects thought
the link between spatial task ability and language (specifically ISN, the coolest language around)
isn  signlanguage  language  development  research  cogsci  location  article 
june 2010 by banjaloupe
We say “pshaw” to learning styles
takeaway: just because you like something more or process it easier, doesnt necessarily mean youre learning better
via:blatch  education  cogsci  learningstyles  research  reference 
june 2010 by banjaloupe
Neuroplasticity is a dirty word
remember, your brain is always changing! some people forget that i guess
neuroscience  plasticity  words  science  research  cogsci  article 
june 2010 by banjaloupe
Cognitive Biases - A Visual Study Guide
not a huge fan of the scribd interface but if you like it, here is a thing about biases
cogsci  rationality  social  psychology  picture  list  education  graphics  reference 
june 2010 by banjaloupe
fMRI In 1000 Words
a great intro to fmri for people who dont know what it is
fmri  brain  neuroscience  cogsci  reference  article 
may 2010 by banjaloupe
Motion Induced Blindness
just stare at the flashing dot in the center...
illusion  motion  visual  cogsci  video 
may 2010 by banjaloupe
The Moral Life of Babies
man, developmental psych is so fun-- theres nothing more riveting than discovering the moral sentiments of alien minds (BABBIES)
awesome  research  baby  morality  culture  social  science  evolution  biology  psychology  cogsci  article 
may 2010 by banjaloupe
Morality Study Narrows Gap Between Mind And Brain
if this is surprising to you, then you haven't been paying attention (also: YOU JUST GOT TMS'D!!!1!!1!!)
cogsci  morality  brain  tms  neuroscience  psychology  research 
march 2010 by banjaloupe
...In Different Voices
on accent and IQ (a must-read if you're one of those people who believe in g)
awesome  reference  iq  accent  genetics  education  psychology  cogsci  plasticity  article 
march 2010 by banjaloupe
How Different Cultures Shape the Brain
hopefully itll only take a few more years of these group-level discoveries before we start realizing this stuff is normal and really not that shocking at all. experiences and context shape your brain. durr.
neuroscience  brain  cogsci  culture  science  research  article 
february 2010 by banjaloupe
Blind spots
proceed thru all of the situations for some quality blind spot fun
visual  illusion  cogsci  blindspot  fun  picture 
november 2009 by banjaloupe
Stephen Stich: 4 Lectures on Moral Theory meets Cognitive Science
all in all, about four hours worth-- havent watched any of it but the title seems promising, eh?
cogsci  morality  philosophy  video  education  !check 
october 2009 by banjaloupe
Can the Right Kinds of Play Teach Self-Control?
this seems like a much more compelling investigation of childhood self-control and academic success than the (admittedly adorable) marshmallow-test-related findings (plus this is the exact sorta stuff i wanna go to grad school for :D)
cogsci  education  kid  executivefunction  psychology  game  fun  development  research  article 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Thinking literally
some of the metaphor research and how it can be used to manipulate embodiedness-related effects
embodiment  cogsci  brain  body  metaphor  language  psychology  research  article 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
The Man With Half A Brain
ignorance does profoundly seem to be bliss-- a thought-provoking study
happiness  neuroscience  emotion  memory  cogsci  article 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Does rewarding altruism squelch it?
aka making toddlers be meaner than is natural (plus the comments have some great rebuttals/suggestions for related research)
kid  psychology  cogsci  morality  reward  video  research  article 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Willingham: Student "Learning Styles" Theory Is Bunk
cognitive science: bringing education back to empiricism is just in a day's work! :)
cogsci  education  research  kid  knowledge  article 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Predictably Irrational
an outline of ariely's book, predictably irrational, which i should purchase
!get  book  cogsci  rationality  emotion  psychology  social  economics  marketing  prediction  research  reference 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Rebecca Saxe: How we read each other's minds
TMS to change moral evaluations of others' behavior-- yes! cogs at its finest! :D
awesome  ted  video  cogsci  neuroscience  brain  morality  development  research 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
HOW WE DECIDE: mind-blowing neuroscience of decision-making
doctorow gives us a great minddump on lehrer's "how we decide" (plus an amazon link)
neuroscience  book  stories  rationality  emotion  choice  cogsci  psychology  article  !get 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
Dan Pink on the surprising science of motivation
great talk on how to motivate people to do creative, not mechanical, things-- basically, applying some science to business
ted  video  cogsci  psychology  motivation  business  management  economics  creativity  autonomy  science 
september 2009 by banjaloupe
I Must Be Guilty – the Video Says So
false memories will only become easier to produce
video  memory  lies  psychology  cogsci  article 
august 2009 by banjaloupe
Jeff Hawkins on how brain science will change computing
you can thank mr hawkins for helping get me into cogsci (via "on intelligence")
hawkins  ted  video  brain  neuroscience  cogsci  prediction 
august 2009 by banjaloupe
Musicophilia: Six Questions for Oliver Sacks
sacks answers some questions on the relation between music and cogsci
music  brain  neuroscience  psychology  cogsci  prosopagnosia  research  sacks  interview  article 
august 2009 by banjaloupe
Restating the case for human uniqueness
i always thought the point was that we all KNOW that humans rock, and the important part is to actually appreciate that some animals are damn smart
genetics  chimps  animal  people  cogsci  brain  psychology  book  reviews  article 
august 2009 by banjaloupe
The good, the bad and the intentional
great article on the knobe effect and folk philosophy/psychology
knobe  philosophy  psychology  cogsci  research  morality  article 
august 2009 by banjaloupe
You Know More than You Think
diversity is useful for diversity of errors
social  psychology  cogsci  crowd  research  article 
june 2009 by banjaloupe
Why People Believe Invisible Agents Control the World
a short summation of pareidolia and overuse of the intentional stance (here dubbed "patternicity" and "agenticity", respectively)
social  psychology  cogsci  religion  article 
may 2009 by banjaloupe
Michael Merzenich on re-wiring the brain
a great, thorough intro to neuroplasticity and developmental neuroscience (also that phrase, of having a brain with a "person on board"-- that is a very useful phrase)
ted  video  neuroscience  plasticity  brain  development  education  cogsci 
may 2009 by banjaloupe
What Can Cognitive Psychology Do For Teachers?
"Cognitive science is going to save American education."
cogsci  education  psychology  !toread  book  reviews 
april 2009 by banjaloupe
Jesse J. Prinz - Research
the fellow whose talk first started me on the emotions/morality path-- akin to jon haidt
!toread  cogsci  emotion  morality  psychology  philosophy  article  list 
april 2009 by banjaloupe
Jerry Fodor: Where is my mind?
a response to extended mind-- dangit, i was starting to like my mental palm :P
extendedmind  philosophy  cogsci  brain  fodor  article  embodiment 
february 2009 by banjaloupe
So is free will really just an illusion?
someone needs to explain to me why the lack of "authentic" (non-illusory) free will somehow destroys morality/culpability...
cogsci  psychology  philosophy  morality  agency  article 
january 2009 by banjaloupe
No Lie MRI
lie detection with fMRIs, as mentioned in Q301
cogsci  class  iu  technology  !toread  neuroscience 
january 2009 by banjaloupe
Cognitive Science Undergraduate Degree Program
apparently this is the founding document of cogs at iu? surreal
cogsci  iu  class  history 
january 2009 by banjaloupe
My Genome, My Self - Steven Pinker Gets to the Bottom of his own Genetic Code
pinker writes an interesting piece on getting one's genes sequenced and interpreted-- apparently his should be appearing freely online eventually?
pinker  cogsci  genetics  psychology  philosophy  science  culture  article 
january 2009 by banjaloupe
12 Laws of the Emotions
the quicker everyone treats emotions as largely rational/predictable, then the sooner we can cut thru another load of bullshit :D
useful  psychology  emotion  rationality  cogsci  list 
december 2008 by banjaloupe
The body-swap illusion
from the rubber hand to a full body illusion-- sweet :D
amazing  illusion  body  cogsci  psychology  article 
december 2008 by banjaloupe
Never Say Die: Why We Can't Imagine Death
object permanence + innate dualist reasoning = souls & the afterlife
death  psychology  cogsci  philosophy  religion  soul  research  article 
october 2008 by banjaloupe
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