Future Minds Lab UNSW

@FMLabUNSW

's new Future Minds Lab. Part agency/Part cognition lab investigating the psychology & neuroscience of & .

Vrijeme pridruživanja: veljača 2016.

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  1. 29. sij

    Lab director will be speaking on 'The Consciousness Lie'... What if we have tricked ourselves into believing we make our own decisions, rather than our subconscious urges driving our lives? How much control do we actually have?

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  2. 19. pro 2019.

    If you would like to re-live this episode, listen here:

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  3. 19. pro 2019.

    As we finish up the year, many of us are reflecting on key moments. One moment we’re reflecting on is this snippet from the Future Minds episode w/ on teaching our daughters about careers in STEM

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  4. 19. pro 2019.
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  5. 12. pro 2019.

    And how it was debunked! Victor also discusses what the current research says about the effects of music on our cognitive abilities 🧠 (2/2)

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  6. 12. pro 2019.

    Listening to Mozart does not make you smarter! New blog by lab intern Victor Bian explains how the long-standing that listening to Mozart makes you smarter came about... (1/2) Read below:


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    8. pro 2019.

    My brain has a little quirk called and today, during my day job , I had my brain scanned with . People think that you need mental imagery to be 'creative', and that without it I have no - which isn't quite true 1/2

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  8. 5. pro 2019.

    Some of these roadblocks include , fear of evaluation and other common cognitive biases such as , where the first idea shared constrains all future trains of thought. Head to the blog post to read more! (6/6)

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  9. 5. pro 2019.

    Research has also found that this model of brainstorming causes a number of human level barriers to occur, acting as a roadblock, rather than a facilitator. (5/6)

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  10. 5. pro 2019.

    Yet the evidence seems to suggest that traditional popcorn brainstorming groups produce not only fewer, but poorer quality ideas than the same number of people working in isolation! (4/6)

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  11. 5. pro 2019.

    This method, more commonly referred to today as ‘popcorn’ brainstorming (as ideas ‘pop’ everywhere), was claimed to greatly enhance creative performance in comparison to individual ideation. (3/6)

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  12. 5. pro 2019.

    Traditional models of usually ask teams to generate as many ideas as possible; prioritise unusual or original ideas; refine the ideas generated; and refrain from criticism until is over. Sound familiar? (2/6)

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  13. 5. pro 2019.

    Ever left a team session that felt… faulty? Our new blog by lab intern Won Jae Lee discusses what’s wrong with traditional brainstorming models. Read more below & find out what an ideal group brainstorming session might look like: (1/6)

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  14. 4. pro 2019.

    Congratulations to the newly awarded Dr. Sebastian Rogers! Seb graduated from his PhD today and we couldn't be prouder to have him be part of our lab.

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    We are so excited to be working with and on our microbiome research! Thank you again for coming to visit us Annaliese!

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  16. 2. pro 2019.
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  17. 27. stu 2019.

    The verdict? Venting to a third party person can help, but it may not be a one size fits all solution. Venting alone, however, can perpetuate the anger or frustration.

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  18. 27. stu 2019.

    A new blog post by Future Minds Lab intern Joshua Pham discusses if venting really is good for you!

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  19. 21. stu 2019.

    What does this mean? Differences in visual imagery ability are important to consider when building theories of memory & visual imagery might be a useful way of formatting information in the brain to use later when we simulate the world around us. (7/7)

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  20. 21. stu 2019.

    He also found that this effect applied to future events, too, suggesting that remembering the past and imagining the future are relatively similar cognitive processes which both appear to rely heavily on visual imagery ability. (6/7)

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