Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2020
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This is the seventh lecture in the Cognitive Neuroscience course. Our brain receives billions of bits of information every second of every day but we are only perceptually aware of a small fraction of that. Attention mechanisms, both voluntary and involuntary, are actively filtering the information that is coming in to boost signals that are important and ignore those that are redundant or useless.
This video has been edited to remove personal information, class specific information and questions from students (I don't have permission to include them in the video). - Наука та технологія
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So glad that you enjoy them! I was giving these lectures last March when everything was starting and none of my students believed me when I told them that covid was a big deal.. I hope that you and your family are safe and well!
what do you mean from a cognition perspective? all cognition means is information processing... can you help me understand what you meant by "from a cognition perspective"?
Thank you for this really insightful lecture!
I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Watching this to prepare for a final presentation for one of my classes, was super helpful and a surprisingly engaging and interesting lecture so thank you!
Attention is one of the most fascinating things that the brain is able to accomplish! I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Professor. Are you using "Gazzaniga" textbook for the lectures?
Thanks so much! Which textbook were you all using? Just curious
record more college lecture like this
Amazing! Thank you. Doing an honours seminar on this. Any tips for some interactive visuals or activities i could provide for the class?
I'm glad you liked it! You can check out the other video I did recently "Train your brain to pay attention..." for some more material to work with. I really like using the letter array to demonstrate the constraints placed on attention because its simple and powerful. You can also check out a paper I really like by Paul Cisek and colleagues called "No one knows what attention is." I hope this helps!
So if this boosted signal is for selection via where the person focus, then people with higher openmindedness in their personality (creatives) are more likely to get ADHD, autism and related neurobiological diagnoses? I am relly interested in what it means in neurology to be a conservative in terms of personality.
can I ask where can I find the anatomy's picture, around min 22.00? thanks!
Shoot me an email at tguthrie@uoregon.edu and I'll send it over! It's from a textbook we were using so its not on google
Sir there are Adults who find it difficult to concentrate,focus. Can this issue be totally treated in Adulthood?
yes meditate :)
Greetings,
First , I would like to thank you. You made it very clear.
May I please have your email? Or any contact leading to you?
Thank you.
I am a PhD student.
I'm really glad that you enjoyed the content! You can reach me at tguthrie@uoregon.edu
I'm just here to make better thumbnails, so thanks!
The sound needs improvement
It was a recorded college lecture. It was not intended to be professional sound quality but any future videos should have better sound. I used what equipment I could afford with the tiny stipend I get from my University.
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