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Results tagged with cognitive-psychology
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For questions focusing on the interaction of many internal mental processes. If your question involves only one of memory, attention, language, decision-making, or perception then use the associated specialized tag instead of cognitive-psychology.
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Is it possible to develop curiosity?
I know that curiosity is developed kinda on it's own. You don't know when you'll become curious. But is it possible to train one's mind to become curious about certain subject? I've seen titles and ti …
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Is there any treatment for cognitive difficulties of patients with Parkinson's disease?
I've read some articles and science papers about Parkinson's disease and found out that many patients often have cognitive difficulties, if not all of them. For memory difficulty, medications to treat …
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Will hearing but not listening to a video mentor help me learn?
From experience and some knowledge gathered from all over the place, yes and no. For example, if you want to do two things that are both mind-engaging, you'll probably end up doing both sloppily, or o …
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CBT (or something similar): can it be used without a therapist?
Can one apply CBT without a therapist?Or is there something similar that can be used without anyone's help? Is there any danger in using it without anyone's help?
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