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People & Science
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2021
Talking to scientists or other interesting creatures about their life & work.
Mark Johnson on Mind in Nature, John Dewey, and Naturalistic Philosophy (Ep. 009)
0:00 Intro
2:15 Writing with Jay Schulkin
10:12 Overview of the Book
17:24 Is Science Eating up the Philosophers' Cake?
39:54 Consciousness
50:44 Values & the Need-Search-Satisfaction Process
01:04:11 Valuation, Value Conflicts & Habits
01:11:07 Different Kinds of Values
01:17:40 Aesthetic Sensibility & Meaning
01:46:47 Outro
2:15 Writing with Jay Schulkin
10:12 Overview of the Book
17:24 Is Science Eating up the Philosophers' Cake?
39:54 Consciousness
50:44 Values & the Need-Search-Satisfaction Process
01:04:11 Valuation, Value Conflicts & Habits
01:11:07 Different Kinds of Values
01:17:40 Aesthetic Sensibility & Meaning
01:46:47 Outro
มุมมอง: 918
วีดีโอ
Steven Hayes on Process-Based Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Ep. 008)
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 2:19 Overview on ACT 10:00 ACT-techniques as an Add-on? 14:29 Acceptance = Situational Acceptance? 17:23 Steven Shares Something Personal 26:31 Look More Into ACT! 31:22 How the Idea of PBT Evolved 43:40 What is PBT? 50:38 Top Mediators/Processes of Effective Therapy 1:02:50 The Network Approach 1:09:50 Personal but General Processes 1:20:26 Extended Evolutionary Meta-Model 1:33:24 5...
Randolph Nesse on Evolutionary Psychiatry and Good Reasons for Bad Feelings (Ep. 007)
มุมมอง 475ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 0:52 What's Evolutionary Psychiatry? 1:41 Symptoms vs. Disorders as Adaptations 4:18 Situational Dependence 7:08 The Smoke Detector Principle 10:40 Different Kinds of Anxiety 11:50 Emotional Reasoning 13:44 Acceptance & Mindfulness 18:52 Low Mood & Depression 29:57 Anger 36:04 S-O-C-I-A-L: to Detect Values & Problems 45:37 Evolutionary Mismatch 51:20 How EvoPsy Transforms Therapy 58:...
Eva Jablonka on Evolution in Four Dimensions (Painting Onions, Ep. 006)
มุมมอง 3522 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 2:32 Main Idea 5:56 Evolution within an Organism 9:23 Genetic Dimension 26:00 Epigenetic Dimension 58:34 Behavioral & Symbolic Dimension 1:23:04 Interactions 1:29:04 Three Favorite Hobbies 1:30:10 What Would You Do With Your Life
Anna Borghi on language concepts and the Words as Social Tools view (Painting Onions, Ep. 005)
มุมมอง 1902 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 01:20 What is a concept? 02:30 Concrete vs. abstract concepts 14:12 The case of "money" 15:27 Subjectivity & variability in abstract concepts 19:17 Evolution of abstract concepts? 22:45 Concepts in babies and children 30:16 Words as social tools theory 52:26 Three favorite hobbies 53:33 What would you do with your life?
Robert Plomin on how DNA makes us who we are & the DNA revolution (Painting Onions, Ep. 004)
มุมมอง 4052 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 1:36 What's a Behavioral Geneticist? 3:33 50% Genes/50% Environment? 11:58 Twin & adoption studies 24:27 DNA useless? 29:07 Why does heritability increase over the lifespan? 34:03 Similarity to parents & parenting advice 45:14 Nature vs. nurture 53:39 the Nature of Nurture 1:02:20 Environment as dark matter 1:10:00 The DNA revolution: Polygenic Scores 1:28:58 The "other end" of a PGS...
John Cryan on the Microbiome and its Links to Physical and Mental Health (Painting Onions, Ep. 003)
มุมมอง 2472 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 Intro 1:10 What is the Microbiome & Gut-Brain-Axis? 2:35 Links to Physical and Mental Health? 5:43 How to Promote a Healthy Microbiome? 18:10 Negative Influences on the Microbiome? 20:42 Gut Decisions? 23:44 Psychobiotic Therapy & Effect Sizes? 33:10 Root Cause vs. Symptom Amplifier? 35:15 Subgroups of Patients? 37:26 Exercising Effects Mediated by Microbiome? 38:20 Progress in the Last 5 ...
Janice & James Prochaska on the Stages of Change and Changing to Thrive (Painting Onions, Ep. 002)
มุมมอง 6692 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 - Intro 1:27 - Top Threats to our Health 2:26 - Change any Behavior? 4:40 - "Action Model" of Change 6:14 - The Stages of Change 14:33 - Principles of Change 19:38 - How I Stopped Smoking 22:34 - Magical Number Three 23:53 - Application to Mental Disorders? 27:00 - Positive Emotions 30:13 - Three Favorite Hobbies 31:19 - Career/Life Advice 35:35 - Outro
Karl Friston on the Free Energy Principle, Psychology, and Psychotherapy (Painting Onions, Ep. 001)
มุมมอง 2K2 ปีที่แล้ว
0:00 - Intro 1:12 - What is the Free Energy Principle? 5:22 - Why just one Principle? 12:02 - The Bayesian Brain 26:30 - How Feynman got Enslaved by his Priors 31:50 - The Importance of Precision 49:01 - What About Conscious Beliefs? 1:00:32 - Conscious Inference of Anxiety? 1:09:46 - Psychological Concepts and Natural Selection 1:29:00 - Psychopathology = False Inference? 1:37:50 - Third Wave ...
This is one of my favorite conversations with Dr. Hayes.
A very nice discussion. Good questions. A nice discussion of emergent consciousness - focus, fringe, & field. Values as habits of preference and ways of acting: Need, search, & satisfaction. Science as a high level of this. Parallels in Damasio. Homeostasis and allostasis. [Bring in how we predict.] Better and worse by way of activity. Meaningful engagement with the world. Levels & habits of values, conflicts among values, & harmonizing them with critical reflection. Making our meanings with esthetics. Meaning embodied. Qualitative dimensions. Meaning making with the languages of the arts. Must read the book.
Thanks for this conversation. Unfortunately the sound is a bit low. Anyway thanks again for sharing it with all of us
Lol the dramatics of this intro is hilarious
Great interview! Thank you, Lorenz and Dr. Johnson!
50:00
The way bottom up prediction error was connected to the action of muscle contraction was amazing. Many thanks
It’s really wonderful, thanks for sharing.
It absolutely crazy that this is the only recent interview with Prof. Johnson
Human sadness is NOT "depression." Powerful and beautiful teaching from Mr. Hayes, it is literally sick that our culture has come to such a bizarre, dispassionate and dissociated fundamental place that the first recourse for therapists is to seek to fucking medicate away - as in crush, obviate and condemn genuine, HEALTHY and indeed enriching human emotions.
It's nice to see some psychologist countering the current norm for treating mental illness. Pathologizing and the symptomology for me puts a lot more difficulty than actually finding a way what actually works for the individual. I read an article in Psychology today that there is a big blind spot in our current psychology, that no sufficient data to point out people striving after mental illness or after several bouts. The general malaise is that it's a recurrent thing that needs to be managed. Some parts of me does not cling so much on that because believe there is a better way of conveying that message. That our experiences are part of fulfilling lives driven by our personal values and it's a commitment. Steven Hayes just gives me so much hope to change the course. And now, I am starting my journey for an ACT therapy 😊
Brilliant! Thank you! So much food for thought.
Thanks for providing the Interview
awesome interview, wow!
Would love to meet both of you
would be interested if polygenics can be linked to personality traits: openness, conscienciousness, etc.
yes, it can. In his book Blueprint, p. 130, he says that neuroticism and extraversion were among the first traits being looked at in GWA studies. The heritability of personality traits is on average about 40 percent based on twin studies, but I don't know how much of these 40 percent can be predicted by PGS yet.
Super interesting topic, thank you for sharing!
a big thank you to both of you for doing this. i really appreciate it!
Sehr spannendes Thema! Schönes kurzweiliges Gespräch zwischen sympathischen Menschen, mit vielen interessanten Fachinformationen.
Sehr sympatische Personen, und super interessant
Great Podcast! Very interesting facts!
35:43 divergence? I don´t think he means divergence in a mathematical sense? I.e. the scalar product of the gradient and the function.
I think he does, but I am not mathematically fluent enough to judge. Maybe his pre-print monograph will help you, the word divergence appears 72 times: arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1906/1906.10184.pdf
@@scientistsinfocus I think he means Kullback-Leibler Divergence in that context.
Thanks for the podcast, I found the last questions more interesting.