perceiving is believing - crash course psychology 7
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contentso what does perception even mean what039s the difference between seeing something and making sense of it in today039s episode of crash course psychology hank gives us some insight into the differences between sensing and perceiving--table of contentsperceptual set 01:53:15form perception 03:44:17visual cues 06:08:08depth perception 05:39:12--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcom support crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

the bobo beatdown - crash course psychology 12
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contentin this episode of crash course psychology hank talks about how we learn by observation and how that can mean beating the tar out of an inanimate clown named bobo --table of contentslimitations of classical and operant conditioning 01:58:09basics of learning 02:24:23mirror neurons 07:20:16the bobo doll experiment 0:00:00--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcom support crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

this is how your brain grows
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so why is our brain in our head find out over on it039s okay to be smart: http:youtubeqdne4wygyak subscribe to braincraft click here: http:owlyrt5ie talking psychology neuroscience ampamp why we act the way we do braincraft is created by vanessa hill say hello on twitter https:twittercomnessyhillfollow braincraft on google https:wwwgooglecombraincraftvideotumblr http:braincrafttumblrcomtwitter https:twittercombrain_craftfacebook https:wwwfacebookcombraincraftinstagram http:instagramcombrain_craftcheck out some of my other videos the psychology of personal space http:youtubenm-vzjzxdbcdoes technology ruin relationships http:youtubeknyn2laszwswhy do we feel hungry http:youtubebmtyhvqv4nc a huge thank you to anna rothschild from nova for helping us film references:stiles j ampamp jernigan t l 2010 the basics of brain development neuropsychology review 204 327-348embryological development of the human brain http:educationjhuedupdnewhorizonsneurosciencesarticlesembryological20development20of20the20human20brainwatching neurons grow mit video http:videomiteduwatchwatching-neurons-grow-6353music: pale rider by kevin macleodincompetechcom and easy math by olive musiquepremiumbeatcomsounds: computer sci fiblastwavefxcom via soundbibilecom

why an entire field of psychology is in trouble
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positivity and happiness in life - tal ben-shahar039s tips
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according to ben shahar the class - which focuses on happiness self-esteem and motivation - gives students the tools to succeed and face life with more joy this 35-year-old teacher considered by some to be the happiness guruquot highlights in his class 14 key tips for improving the quality of our personal status and contributing to a positive life

mind fuck backdoor psychology cory chase abella danger
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10 amazing practical jokes
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dueling professors: jennifer aaker and dave aaker in conversation
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dave aaker vice chairman of prophet a global consultancy and prof jennifer aaker take on the shifting role of marketing the two father and daughter discuss their respective research on brand marketing giving and social media - as as well the impact they have had on each other dave aaker is professor emeritus of the haas school of business uc berkeleyhttp:faculty-gsbstanfordeduaakerhttp:wwwprophetcomaboutmanagementaakerhtmlmarch 9 2009

sensation amp perception - crash course psychology 5
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contentjust what is the difference between sensing and perceiving and how does vision actually work and what does this have to do with a corgi in this episode of crash course psychology hank takes us on a journey through the brain to better explain these and other concepts plus you know corgi--table of contents:sensation vs perception :54sense thresholds 2:11neurology of vision 4:23--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcom support crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

how to train a brain - crash course psychology 11
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contenti039m sure you039ve heard of pavlov039s bell and i039m not talking about the aimee mann song but what was ivan pavlov up to exactly and how are our brains trained and what is a quotskinner boxquot all those questions and more are answered in today039s crash course psychology in which hank talks about some of the aspects of learning --table of contentsassociative learning 01:33:17behaviorist theory 04:32:05classical and operant conditioning 03:47:01positive and negative reinforcement 07:18:22reinforcement scheduling 09:32:02--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcom support crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

rorschach amp freudians: crash course psychology 21
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contentherman rorschach no not the guy from watchmen came up with the eponymous tests but what do they mean why are we so fascinated with them despite the division in the world of psychology hank tackles these topics as we take a closer look at personality in this episode of crash course psychology --table of contents personality theory 02:16:12psychoanalytic theory 02:52:11neo-freudians 07:44:00humanistic theory 09:31:02--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcom support crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

personality disorders: crash course psychology 34
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you can directly support crash course at http:wwwsubbablecomcrashcourse subscribe for as little as 0 to keep up with everything we039re doing also if you can afford to pay a little every month it really helps us to continue producing great contentwhat exactly are personality disorders how can they be diagnosed can we prevent some of them in this episode of crash course psychology hank gives us the down low on things like ego-dystonic and ego-syntonic disorders borderline and antisocial personality disorders and potential biological psychological and social roots of these disorders--table of contents:personality disorders 02:04ego-dystonic vs ego syntonic disorders 00:44three clusters of personality disorders 02:23overlapping personality disorders 03:35borderline and antisocial personality disorders 04:31bio-psycho-social roots 06:54--want to find crash course elsewhere on the internetfacebook - http:wwwfacebookcomyoutubecrashcoursetwitter - http:wwwtwittercomthecrashcoursetumblr - http:thecrashcoursetumblrcomsupport crashcourse on subbable: http:subbablecomcrashcourse

bi-polar ape 4-part series: why is america so violent
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frans de waal discusses the evolutionary evidence behind crowding and it039s impact on human aggression

paul bloom: the origins of pleasure video on tedcom
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ted talks why do we like an original painting better than a forgery psychologist paul bloom argues that human beings are essentialists -- that our beliefs about the history of an object change how we experience it not simply as an illusion but as a deep feature of what pleasure and pain is

paul bloom: the origins of pleasure video on tedcom
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ted talks why do we like an original painting better than a forgery psychologist paul bloom argues that human beings are essentialists -- that our beliefs about the history of an object change how we experience it not simply as an illusion but as a deep feature of what pleasure and pain is