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《Cognitive Psychology》

Episode 22 of the Delusion | BookTalk podcast, hosted by EXLsunshine, titled "《Cognitive Psychology》" was published on November 26, 2025 and runs 17 minutes.

November 26, 2025 ·17m · Delusion | BookTalk

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Timeline:

00:09 The opening remarks of this episode
02:14 The brief introduction of the book
05:44 Deep dive into the book
14:00 Key takeaways
16:14 Say goodbye to this book and re-think and reflect ourselves.



【Are your daily decisions being unconsciously hijacked?】

In this episode, we dive into the groundbreaking book 《Cognitive Psychology》 by Ulric Neisser, the father of cognitive psychology. This isn't just about understanding the human mind—it's about uncovering the invisible forces shaping your thoughts, memories, and behaviors every single day.  

Key takeaways you'll get:  

1. The Mechanics of Memory: Why do we remember some things vividly and forget others entirely? Explore the concept of "flashbulb memories" and how our recall isn't as accurate as we think.  

2. Attention Isn't Endless: How selective attention filters the world around you and why you might be missing the most important details every day.  

3. The Power of Mental Representations: Learn how the mind creates and organizes information, and how this impacts problem-solving and creativity in ways you never imagined.  


What You'll Gain: If you've ever wondered why you procrastinate, misremember past events, or struggle to focus, 《Cognitive Psychology》 provides research-backed insights and practical mental models to reshape your understanding of how your brain works—and how you can work with it.  

Action Step: Listen in, reflect on these ideas, and share your own "aha" moments in the comments section. Got questions or thoughts? We'd love to hear them! Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes that challenge your thinking every week.  


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