'Mental events' diaporamas de présentation

Worldviews Final Exam 2010

Worldviews Final Exam 2010. Philosophy Paradigm Chart. A) Naturalism B) Non-naturalism C) Supernaturalism D) Anti-realism E) Dialectical Materialism F) Common Sense Realism G) Faith and Reason H) Deconstruction _____Christianity. C) Supernaturalism and G) Faith and Reason.

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Mental Health/Illness Awareness

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(In)Attention and Attention IAT355

(In)Attention and Attention IAT355. Jul 18, 2014 Slides by Lyn Bartram. This is a useful topic. Understand why you can get students to shut their devices in class ? Complaints about inattentive and distracting behaviour Talking Texting Surfing and gaming on laptops

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Descartes

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PHILOSOPHY OF MIND ( ???? )

PHILOSOPHY OF MIND ( ???? ). ???? ??? ????????. LECTURE ONE: ???. DESCARTES AND 12 PROBLEMS IN PHILOSOPHY OF MIND ?????????????. For Beginners, Maybe the Following Links Are Helpful:. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophy_of_mind

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PART 2: HUMAN FREEDOM

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Lecture 7: The Mind-Body Problem

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David Armstrong The Nature of Mind

David Armstrong The Nature of Mind. Key elements of the text Reference: Ross Phillips, La Trobe University, Sept. 2006 Additions, editing: T. Hill, 2012. The main argument. P1: Mental states are the inner causes of behaviour. P2: The inner causes of behaviour are brain states.

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Early German Psychologists

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The Cognitive Revolution: a historical perspective

The Cognitive Revolution: a historical perspective. Asheley Landrum and Amy Louise Schwarz. Behaviorism. Behaviorism. Premise Psychology as an objective science Mental events ? observable events. Behaviorism. Premise Psychology as an objective science

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TEN PHILOSOPHIES OF MIND (Mario Bunge, 1991)

TEN PHILOSOPHIES OF MIND (Mario Bunge, 1991). 1. PSYCHONEURAL MONISM 1.1 Idealism (spiritualism) Everything is mental (Berkeley, Hegel) 1.2 Neutral - or double aspect monism Mental and physical are manifestations of an unknowable mental substance (Spinoza).

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Behaviorist & Social Cognitive Views of Learning

Behaviorist & Social Cognitive Views of Learning. In what ways do you plan (or expect) to use rewards (stickers, smiles, treats, praise, privileges, grades in your teaching? Why? What are the implication of using such strategies?. A Thought Experiment. Basic Assumptions of Behaviorism.

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Dualism

Dualism. Introduction. Descartes. Substance Dualism. Something is a substance iff it is possible for that thing to exist all by itself. The Body.

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Z?udzenie wolnej woli?

Z?udzenie wolnej woli?. Benjamin Libet and colleagues (1983; Libet 1985; 1993). Benjamin Libet and colleagues (1983; Libet 1985; 1993). When exactly in this sequence does the person experience conscious will?

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Z?udzenie wolnej woli?

Z?udzenie wolnej woli?. Benjamin Libet and colleagues (1983; Libet 1985; 1993). Benjamin Libet and colleagues (1983; Libet 1985; 1993). When exactly in this sequence does the person experience conscious will?

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