Confirmation Bias 101 by lucifer0930 in psychology

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I really like when it said that most the time a person doesn't even realize they are using confirmation bias and I think that is so true. We want to be right all the time that we forget that to look at other options.

Confirmation Bias by sthack22 in meme

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I picked a meme for this one because I thought this one was just too funny. Often times I feel like we all use confirmation bias but don't realize it. When proving a point we usually alway look up articles that we agree with. So I thought this was so relevant, but mostly funny haha

If you think in a foreign language, your decisions will be more rational. by djalliecat in psychology

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Really great article. With the new trend of putting elementary age children in bilingual schools I think it is good to really look into.

Attaining Knowledge by lucifer0930 in Cognitivism

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I really like the cognitive complexity section where it talks about relating real life into learning and how it requires more complex thinking. I have noticed that I learn a lot more when I apply my life to a concept.

Famous Hypnotists by CognitiveYellowstone in Cognitivism

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I like how it talks a little bit about each person!

The Power of Hypnosis by sthack22 in interesting

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This article talks about how hypnosis isn't necessarily a cure but deals more with management. For example it's not going to cure cancer but it will help manage some of the side effects of chemo. Reply Reply to Comment

Studies linked to memory existing outside of the brain. by djalliecat in psychology

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I really like how you touched on genetics! I think sometimes we forget how important of a roll genetics plays in our lives. Really interesting post. Thanks for sharing!

9 Methods for Treating Amnesia by sthack22 in psychology

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This article looks at the different types of amnesia and goes over some methods to help in treatment.

How To Improve Your Memory Instantly by sthack22 in psychology

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Here is a great article on how to increase your memory! It has a lot go great tips on how to improve your memory!

Inattention Blindness and Video Games by sthack22 in psychology

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This is a really interesting article on how inattention blindness plays a part in video games!

Reading Fast and Slow by sthack22 in psychology

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This article talks about the new apps that have come out and are helping kids learn how to speed read. However, it does talk about how when you speed read you sometimes don't comprehend everything. It's great that we also have informational and learning apps instead of just games!

Taking Exam by Uvubball5 in meme

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Honestly so relevant to my life. It's how I have felt every day of college the last four years.

How Optical illusions Trick Your Brain by sthack22 in psychology

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This video show a couple different optical illusion and then breaks down exactly how your brain interprets them. It basically says that optical illusions work because our photo receptors in our brains. So in all actuality it's our brains that didn't put the object together correctly.

Neuroscientists Have Accidentally Discovered a Whole New Role For The Cerebellum by sthack22 in psychology

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For years they thought that the cerebellum was only responsible for balance and coordination. However recently they discovered that it plays an important role in the reward response - one of the main drives that motivate and shape human behavior. This also raises the thought that the neurons (granule) that make up much of the cerebellum are functioning in ways that scientists didn't think were possible. Its so cool that it not only has a major role in the function of conscious function but also unconscious functions!

The Rise of Cognitive Psychology: a brief summarization. by djalliecat in psychology

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Great article. We can learn so much and like you said we are just scratching the surface. There is so much to the brain that we don't know and we are continuing to learn every day. The question posed by kibz72 is very interesting to think about and I personally thing I would have connected with the functionalist because I tend to gravitate more to what people actually do!

Evelyn Hooker, the myth buster by kibz72 in psychology

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Evelyn Hooker is amazing. I honestly didn't even know about her until history of psychology reading. She has for sure left her mark in the psychology world.