Instances of Cognition: L2 Mental imagery pt1
Channel: Crump's Computational Cognition Lab
Date: 2022-01-25

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This is a mini-lecture for  PSYC 2530 Introductory Cognitive Psychology, taught by Matthew Crump at Brooklyn College of CUNY

This video is associated with the following learning module: https://www.crumplab.com/cognition/articles/modules/L2_Mental_imagery.html

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0:00 Introduction
0:25 Reminders
2:23 Vividness of mental imagery
3:12 Statistics of mental Imagery
3:21 What Galton did...
3:42 Breakfast Table task
5:44 What would you say?
7:38 What did Galton find?
8:03 Extremely vivid
9:01 not vivid
9:20 Introspection Galton employed the method of introspection
10:38 Titchener's Introspectionism
11:30 Replicating Galton's findings
12:50 Titchener's questionnaire
15:12 Limitations of Introspectionism?
16:34 Some issues Common complaints about introspection include
19:05 The decline of introspectionism
20:17 Zeman 2010
26:06 media interest
27:15 Extra-ordinary claims
28:49 Beyond introspection
29:43 Visual imagery and the brain
30:36 Decoding dreams