[PDF] Top 20 Concepts of Cognition and Consciousness: four voices

... The points of similarity between distributed cognition and activity theory are (1) cognition/consciousness are mediated by tools, so the artificial is profoundly important to any theory [r] ... See full document

... “Adaptation is a widespread phenomenon in ner- vous systems, and it happens on multiple time- scales, i.e. the activity-dependent refinement cor- tical maps (weeks), perceptual learning (hours and days) or contrast ... See full document

... various concepts of information are very useful to address questions in each specific field, the main thing needed is to specify what kind of information one studies or ... See full document

... that consciousness is reliant on brain states but what remains as great a mystery now as it was to James is precisely how the brain gives rise to consciousness ... See full document

... of cognition and consciousness is currently hampered by the lack of rigorous and universally accepted definitions that permit comparative ...for cognition and consciousness in order to provide ... See full document

... The third step, following Wallace (2005b), is to tune the threshold at which the giant component comes into being, and to tune vigilance, the threshold for accession to consciousness. We shall adapt that approach ... See full document

... companies’ cognition of attributes of innovations toward RFID adoption, environmental factors, attitude toward RFID adoption and future RFID usage intention were examined by Pearson Correlation ... See full document

... of consciousness and some mental dis- orders in such a way that different levels of self-awareness including the levels of under-arousal (sleep, dream, hypno- sis, wakefulness, over-arousal), and content of ... See full document

... The method opens the way for the global neuronal workspace model to incorporate the effects of other cog- nitive modules, for example the immune system, and em- bedding, highly structured, social or cultural contexts ... See full document

... the measurement. But measurement is a kind of external disturbance, after measuring the coordinates of the particles, the particle will no longer be in its original quantum states. Therefore, Einstein thought the ... See full document

... is cognition diagnosis and it help represent knowledge structure [21] [22] ...among concepts and their subordinate relationship is fuzzy, not ...for cognition diagnosis and pedagogy ...the ... See full document

... 1 concepts, or that all verbal processes are of the type we have in mind when we talk about definitions, ...2 concepts will we be able to come up with a good general model of category formation, category ... See full document

... Flynn | FITNESS PRINCIPLES • Sedentary lifestyle Persons not meeting physical activity guidelines set by US Surgeon General’s Report have an increased risk of heart disease.. In addition[r] ... See full document

... This quote evokes our previous discussion of commodity fetishism as the social sinthome of capitalist society. Is not commodity fetishism another name for this universal neutral economico- symbolic machine/matrix of ... See full document

... between concepts used in synchronic discriminatory tasks and concepts used in diachronic recognitional or identification ...sensory concepts, we will have in mind the most specific concepts ... See full document

... In summary, ADC values increased with increasing impairment of cognitive function. Changes in the function and structure in the cortex and hippocampus were more obvious. With the development of cognitive impairment, the ... See full document

... generating consciousness, the DST extends metastable assertions and explains a basic mechanism for how volunta- rily modulating one’s body can allow them to modulate their ... See full document

... consciousness and decoloniality remain elusive in the occupational therapy discourse in the United States, with which we are most familiar. We became aware of many of these ideas at the World Federation of ... See full document

... properties denoted by perceptual concepts (e.g., of shapes) and their sensory bases, there is nothing preventing a differently organized cognitive system from performing this feat. We can imagine and even ... See full document

... There are neuroscientific attempts by Gerald Edelman and Giulio Tononi (2000, p. 139 and below). They proposed the Dynamic Core hypothesis that consciousness is generated by reentrant and interacting dense ... See full document