Cognitive Neuroscience of Cognitive Control
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This is the thirteenth lecture in the cognitive neuroscience course. As humans all feel a sense of agency when we go about our days. We are constantly making decisions, both big and small, in every moment about immediate concerns and long term goals. Our brain has developed mechanisms that allow it to develop and maintain these goals and to initiate the actions that serve to accomplish them.
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.
Thank you so much for sharing! keep up the good work!
Thanks for the kind words! Lots of new content including a new podcast coming soon!
Would help to have a better audio rig. This recording leaves alot to be desired. Do you have an updated version? On another note, the reason ive arrived to such research is because it dawned on me the otherday. How much control does one truly have. And, Im willing to bet that most peoples shortcomings are directly correlated to their under-estimation or complete ignorance of the subject.
Anywhats, could you make a second vid or link me to a similar sample.
Highly appreciate it.
This was originally created as a supplement for my students with a mic that I was able to afford on a grad stipend. My audio is much better in more recent videos.
I think you may be treading into some philosophical waters with this question and broaching the divide between determinism and will. It's pretty well accepted in the neuroscience world that we are unaware of over 98% of the activity that our brain engages in and this leads a lot of people to assume that we have very little control. I really lean into Joseph LeDoux's take on this though which states that a human's ability to think about things in a deliberative way (weighing different options and choosing the best strategy) gives us much more will then other species probably experience. It's interesting to note though that there's lots of psych studies that have been done that show that your behavior is fundamentally different if you have a deterministic vs a free will type belief driving your intentions.
I'd love to update the video but I am a busy father and student and I'm currently working on other creative projects. I'd highly recommend checking out some of our podcast episodes (The Social Brain) in the live section of my channel because we do touch on a lot of these topics in our discussions. Particularly the episodes on mindfulness and attention.
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I'm glad that you enjoyed them! More videos coming soon.