Hi from Ukraine :) I'm doing a home assignment about cognitive psychology and your video really helped me to understand this approach so briefly. Thank you very much, I wish you good luck!
I am currently working on a musical project. I am diving into my own evil traits and mental flaws. The goal is to eradicate any malice I am holding onto. This project is for me to grow into someone decent. This video helped me understand it so easily, even for me. Psychology revolution is what I am currently walking on.
Currently researching an issue related to behavioural economics and was curious to find out more about cognitive psychology to figure out the demacation between the two. Your video has been very useful in that. Thank you very much!
I just have to say that if i have any fields to thank for my skill to learn and understand(that got me into university and computer science this year) are the fields of cognitive science and neurology. The research you guys do have at least changed my life. From no skill "dum" to skilled learner. Thanks.
An excellent 5 - minute job my friend. simple yet replete with substance and knowledge. "Truly Cognitive" Thank you. Dr Topaz Dharmaraj. President academy of cognitive psychology and research.
Yeah, but what EXACTLY is it? It relates to functions like learning, memory, decision making, and so on. But what part of those processes is the cognition? The top-down executive control? The conscious part? The interactive collaboration of neural networks (regardless of what mental state they form)?
It's all of those things. Cognitive psychology is an umbrella term for an approach, it is not a thing in and of itself. Cognition is a cognitive process or act. So your question is therefore, what is a cognitive process, and you gave some examples of that at the beginning of your question.
Thank you sir , It was a good explanation 🌸 I have a question which is : What is the importance of cognitive psychology in teaching and learning process ?
Hi, my answer might be irrelevant but I'm studying a course that is called "cognitive systems engineering" and it focuses on artificial intelligence by studying human behavior.
Yes - anything with "neuro" in it is looking in some way at the structure and function of the nervous system. Cognitive psychology is a broader term and covers anything that a person can know (eg. Perception, Memory, critical thinking). There is an overlap between neuropsychology and cognitive psychology - it's called "cognitive neuroscience" and looks at the role of the nervous system in cognitive functions.
Yes, cognition and reason are separate concepts. Cognition could be simplified to 'our ability to think' at a general level, whereas our ability to reason is more nuanced (it is a cognitive process, but more specific)
Hi, i am BA psychology 3rd yearstudent. And I am so much interested in cognitive psychology. Also i am interested in clinical psychology. What should i prefer for my pg? Is there any pg course connecting these two? . I am from India 🇮🇳. And i am interested to study abroad in a good university with scholarship. How can i achieve scholarship to study there? Where should i apply? please help
thank you for the informative video!!! i want to study in cognitive science when i go to university, focus in psychology and social science, any recommendations?
You're welcome :) in the UK, Cambridge is fantastic for social science - i can really recommend that course. Look at PBS for a psychology angle or HSPS for a more general social sciences approach. For straight psychology, Bangor university in Wales have an active department and LSE in London is involved in lots of interesting research. For me, the key differentiator between universities is how much you want to be taught by a teacher and how much you want to teach yourself. The research universities give you access to amazing researchers, the teaching universities give you access to amazing teachers. I found the research style more inspiring
Thanks Damilare! There are loads of great places globally to learn cognitive psychology - i would suggest thinking about the following: do you want to work as a cognitive psychologist afterwards? If you do, check what accreditation is required in the country you want to work in, and make sure the course you apply to has that accreditation. In the UK the BPS have a list of accredited courses on their website. In America, the APA has similar.
That's a great suggestion - thank you! I will make a video on that :) in the meantime, I'd definitely recommend taking a look at Carol Dweck's work on mindset - her concept of the growth mindset tackles the challenge of getting over functional fixedness. I think her book might be called The Growth Mindset
Gosh! There are countless options! If you enjoy the data elements of psychology, then data analyst roles and social planning could be of interest. If you are interested in mental health and clinical psychology, then therapist roles and counseling are options. If you want to turn your psychology knowledge towards a business application, look up organisational psychology for starters. Psychologists are involved in many decisions, from designing buildings and cities, to lobbying and policy development, to school counseling and life coaching. Oh and then there's sports psychology if you want to help sports stars achieve more than they ever realised they could without you! The list goes on!
You're welcome! Thanks for your message - I think the best way to learn more about cognitive psychology is to pick one topic at a time and then read/watch videos about that topic, because each topic is so large and varied that you can discover more by focusing your efforts rather than being too general. Interesting cognitive topics include: memory, language learning, perception, intelligence, cognitive behavioural therapy...
It is best to separate these two concepts: (1) cognitive processes and (2) types of intelligence. Different types of intelligence demonstrate different cognitive functions.
That's an interesting question... I might rephrase it a little as my answer: the cognitive approach attempts to explain HOW you are who you are. The how comes from the cognitive processes (like little computer processes running in your brain)... But the who also requires some external input... Nothing happens to a computer if you don't press buttons on the keyboard or move the mouse a bit... So cognitive psychology explains the process, but "life" explains how we all end up different (even with pretty much the same "equipment" inside our heads...
@@PsychologyUnlocked Glad you have a sense of humor, but seriously, you have a nice looking face but the color and busyness of the shirt is not good juxtaposition to your hair color and skin tone, and the style is not flattering. As someone explaining cog/psy you should know well the importance of impression projection and how it affects likeability/believability.
Had some Psychology in High School, then a couple more classes in College. I thought it was total BS then. Had a "Cognitive Psychologist" give me a bunch of tests recently. "Look at this picture, then redraw it a minute later. or, "match up these pictures" Some of them you'd have had to read her mind to get right. So, after an hour of this, she says "You did really well for your age, but there were a few problems. And makes big pronouncements that seriously affect my life. After watching this video I'm more sure than ever. A bunch of Quacks pretending to be smarter than everybody else. Absolute, Total B.S.
Hi from Ukraine :) I'm doing a home assignment about cognitive psychology and your video really helped me to understand this approach so briefly. Thank you very much, I wish you good luck!
привіт :) thank you for your comment! I'm really happy the video helped with your assignment!
I am currently working on a musical project. I am diving into my own evil traits and mental flaws. The goal is to eradicate any malice I am holding onto. This project is for me to grow into someone decent. This video helped me understand it so easily, even for me. Psychology revolution is what I am currently walking on.
Currently researching an issue related to behavioural economics and was curious to find out more about cognitive psychology to figure out the demacation between the two. Your video has been very useful in that. Thank you very much!
You're welcome! I enjoy reading books about behavioural economics! I'm glad you found the video helpful!
I just have to say that if i have any fields to thank for my skill to learn and understand(that got me into university and computer science this year) are the fields of cognitive science and neurology. The research you guys do have at least changed my life. From no skill "dum" to skilled learner. Thanks.
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All in under 5 mins. Awesome! Love it. What a fitting background too. Thank you.
Thanks Stephen :) appreciate your message!
Wow this is so underrated. I am sure that this channel is gonna blow up soon. The quality of the video is so good.
Thanks so much - really appreciate your comment and support!
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Very clear description ❤
Thank you :)
An excellent 5 - minute job my friend. simple yet replete with substance and knowledge. "Truly Cognitive" Thank you. Dr Topaz Dharmaraj. President academy of cognitive psychology and research.
Thank you very much for your comment Dr Dharmaraj!
Thank you for this compact analysis :)
You're welcome :) thanks for your comment
Thank you! This was very a lot easier to understand than my textbook :)
Thank you!
@@PsychologyUnlocked Of course! ^^
Really wonderfully explained sir. I am a psychology student.
can u also explain the themes of cognitive psychology?
Thank you. Well-done!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this brilliant video and loved your observed enthusiasm about the field of cognitive psychology!
Thanks so much :)
Yeah, but what EXACTLY is it? It relates to functions like learning, memory, decision making, and so on. But what part of those processes is the cognition? The top-down executive control? The conscious part? The interactive collaboration of neural networks (regardless of what mental state they form)?
It's all of those things. Cognitive psychology is an umbrella term for an approach, it is not a thing in and of itself. Cognition is a cognitive process or act. So your question is therefore, what is a cognitive process, and you gave some examples of that at the beginning of your question.
Thank you sir , It was a good explanation 🌸
I have a question which is : What is the importance of cognitive psychology in teaching and learning process ?
Hi, my answer might be irrelevant but I'm studying a course that is called "cognitive systems engineering" and it focuses on artificial intelligence by studying human behavior.
Thanks a lot, sir!🤟🏻
Nice explanation 👌👌👍
Thank you :)
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Thank you so much for the explanation 😊
Hello... from England! Thanks for your comment! Would love to visit Algeria one day! Only part of North Africa I've visited is Morocco
Excellent explanation . Thanks
Thank you!
I enjoyed the video, it made explanations simpler and more precise. Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Hi there :) I had trouble hearing his last line
Few minutes you covered whole the topic 😁👍👌🌹
Thank you :)
Is there a difference between nueropsychology and cognitive psychology
Yes - anything with "neuro" in it is looking in some way at the structure and function of the nervous system. Cognitive psychology is a broader term and covers anything that a person can know (eg. Perception, Memory, critical thinking). There is an overlap between neuropsychology and cognitive psychology - it's called "cognitive neuroscience" and looks at the role of the nervous system in cognitive functions.
Thanks so much
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You're welcome :) thanks for your comment!
So cognition is separate from reason. Or is it that, our ability to reason allows for conscious cognition?
Yes, cognition and reason are separate concepts. Cognition could be simplified to 'our ability to think' at a general level, whereas our ability to reason is more nuanced (it is a cognitive process, but more specific)
loved it so accurate in a short period of time
Thank you :)
Nice. This is well done. -- old cognitive scientist guy.
Thank you!
do i have to like computer science, if i have to study cognitive?
Not at all - I've not studied a day of computer science in my life :)
Hi, i am BA psychology 3rd yearstudent. And I am so much interested in cognitive psychology. Also i am interested in clinical psychology. What should i prefer for my pg? Is there any pg course connecting these two? . I am from India 🇮🇳. And i am interested to study abroad in a good university with scholarship. How can i achieve scholarship to study there? Where should i apply? please help
Good job..can you make a video for application of cognitive psychology for mental disorders👍
Thank you! Sure, will do a video on cognitive psychology and mental disorders
@@PsychologyUnlocked yes please!!💝👏👍
thank you for the informative video!!! i want to study in cognitive science when i go to university, focus in psychology and social science, any recommendations?
You're welcome :) in the UK, Cambridge is fantastic for social science - i can really recommend that course. Look at PBS for a psychology angle or HSPS for a more general social sciences approach. For straight psychology, Bangor university in Wales have an active department and LSE in London is involved in lots of interesting research. For me, the key differentiator between universities is how much you want to be taught by a teacher and how much you want to teach yourself. The research universities give you access to amazing researchers, the teaching universities give you access to amazing teachers. I found the research style more inspiring
May u suggestion best book of Cognitive Psychology please ?
I actually enjoyed and have been enjoying your tutors... Could anybody guild me on where to study cognitive psychological in the world?
Thanks Damilare! There are loads of great places globally to learn cognitive psychology - i would suggest thinking about the following: do you want to work as a cognitive psychologist afterwards? If you do, check what accreditation is required in the country you want to work in, and make sure the course you apply to has that accreditation. In the UK the BPS have a list of accredited courses on their website. In America, the APA has similar.
Please make video on how to overcome functional fixedness and mental set and increase divergent thinking or suggest some books
That's a great suggestion - thank you! I will make a video on that :) in the meantime, I'd definitely recommend taking a look at Carol Dweck's work on mindset - her concept of the growth mindset tackles the challenge of getting over functional fixedness. I think her book might be called The Growth Mindset
@@PsychologyUnlocked thanks
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Thanks again for suggesting it!
@@PsychologyUnlocked thanks a lot sir
you're absouloutely great I now properly understand.
Thank you! Glad the video helped!
Can you brief about the various job opportunities in this field apart from research and academia
Gosh! There are countless options! If you enjoy the data elements of psychology, then data analyst roles and social planning could be of interest. If you are interested in mental health and clinical psychology, then therapist roles and counseling are options. If you want to turn your psychology knowledge towards a business application, look up organisational psychology for starters. Psychologists are involved in many decisions, from designing buildings and cities, to lobbying and policy development, to school counseling and life coaching. Oh and then there's sports psychology if you want to help sports stars achieve more than they ever realised they could without you! The list goes on!
Thanks for the explanation
do you have a suggestion on how to learn further into cognitive psychology without a degree ?
You're welcome! Thanks for your message - I think the best way to learn more about cognitive psychology is to pick one topic at a time and then read/watch videos about that topic, because each topic is so large and varied that you can discover more by focusing your efforts rather than being too general. Interesting cognitive topics include: memory, language learning, perception, intelligence, cognitive behavioural therapy...
what are the strengths and weaknesses of the current?
Can you please let me explain cognition vs intelligence? Is it a similar construct or intelligence is under cognition???
It is best to separate these two concepts: (1) cognitive processes and (2) types of intelligence. Different types of intelligence demonstrate different cognitive functions.
How does this perspective explain who you are?
That's an interesting question... I might rephrase it a little as my answer: the cognitive approach attempts to explain HOW you are who you are. The how comes from the cognitive processes (like little computer processes running in your brain)... But the who also requires some external input... Nothing happens to a computer if you don't press buttons on the keyboard or move the mouse a bit... So cognitive psychology explains the process, but "life" explains how we all end up different (even with pretty much the same "equipment" inside our heads...
@@PsychologyUnlocked thank you so much!
Sir, I have a question many companies and groups are seeking to enhance neurotechnology why people don't try to enhanceCognitive Psychology
I can’t plan my day out Im always hallucinated thinking il do it but it doesn’t happen my minds blank
Great job dear ... Must appreciate
Thank you for your comment!
I can see that your reading something , and it is written in your eyes .. ✌️ but 👍👍
Of course! Thanks for your message!
Its not a game, im not a robot, ai challenging you
I added this comment due to it being the 50th comment. Just writing 🙂
Thanks for helping us hit the half century!!!
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Green screen inside his mouth
Well spotted! One of the major problems with having a bright green tongue!
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Woah, his mouth is transparent?!
It's my party trick :p
Lose the shirt.
That would be a very different sort of video 😂
@@PsychologyUnlocked Glad you have a sense of humor, but seriously, you have a nice looking face but the color and busyness of the shirt is not good juxtaposition to your hair color and skin tone, and the style is not flattering. As someone explaining cog/psy you should know well the importance of impression projection and how it affects likeability/believability.
plagiarising my assignment
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Had some Psychology in High School, then a couple more classes in College. I thought it was total BS then. Had a "Cognitive Psychologist" give me a bunch of tests recently. "Look at this picture, then redraw it a minute later. or, "match up these pictures" Some of them you'd have had to read her mind to get right. So, after an hour of this, she says "You did really well for your age, but there were a few problems. And makes big pronouncements that seriously affect my life. After watching this video I'm more sure than ever. A bunch of Quacks pretending to be smarter than everybody else. Absolute, Total B.S.
Where my PYC3703 gang at?!
I think they went.... that way