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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2024 · 6 MIN

Cognitive Psychology - How We Think and Process Information

from Mind Matters: Exploring Human Psychology · host Nieva Bell Marie

In this episode of Mind Matters, we dive into cognitive psychology, which studies how we think, perceive, remember, and solve problems. Key areas include perception (how we interpret sensory information), attention (filtering information to focus), and memory (storing and recalling information). We also explore problem-solving and decision-making, noting how cognitive biases can affect choices, and discuss the role of language in shaping thought. Cognitive psychology has practical applications in fields like education, therapy, and communication, and is closely linked with neuroscience, which examines the brain’s role in cognitive functions.

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