Cognitive Neuroscience of Social Cognition - The Self
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2020
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This is the fourteenth lecture in the cognitive neuroscience course. One of the most remarkable qualities of human kind is our ability to navigate our immensely complex social environments. Our brain has evolved the capacity to build a rich model of the self which in turn has become an essential tool that we use to understand our social situations and our place in society. It also builds models of the people around us so that it can accurately predict the behavior of others and act accordingly.
These videos have been edited to remove personal and class specific information and to remove questions from students who have not given me permission to include them in the video. - Наука та технологія
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
Omg your channel is my intellects dream!!!! Thank u for taking time to share ur knowledge! I subbed and put notifications on
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.
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!
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.
thanks so much for uploading these :D
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.
Such a fascinating topic and awesome lecture, as always! 👍
Thanks man! It's funny how much I learn from myself when I go back and listen to them haha
@@thecellularrepublic9844 I know exactly what you mean haha
Can you please reference the work you write/talk about? ...Will help students and others find more information.....
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!