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abnormal-psychology× 39
For questions about this branch of psychology which seeks to classify and characterize mental disorders. Aberrant or socially maladaptive thought patterns are the earmarks of many of these disorders,…
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addiction× 3
For questions about the use and abuse of substances or behaviors that provoke a consequence
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adhd× 3
For questions regarding symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (inattentiveness, hyperactivity, or impulsivity, and combinations thereof) or adult Attention Def…
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aesthetics× 4
For questions on the value placed on certain sensory stimuli, usually those of art, beauty, and taste.
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agent-based-modeling× 2
A computational modeling paradigm that models phenomena as dynamical systems of interacting autonomous agents.
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aging× 9
For questions about changes with time in cognition, perception, and emotion in adults.
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alcohol× 2
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anchoring
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animal-cognition× 15
The study of cognition in animals other than humans.
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arousal× 6
For questions on waking from sleep or a heightened level of autonomic activity.
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artificial-intelligence× 8
For questions regarding this interdisciplinary subject (largely a subdiscipline of computer science) which strives to create intelligent machines.
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aspergers× 8
An autism spectrum disorder characterized by by significant difficulties in social interaction, alongside restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior and interests, but a relative preservation of o…
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assessment
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attachment
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attention× 7
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attitudes× 3
For questions about people's positive, negative, or ambivalent assessments of different objects or cultural constructs.
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attribution× 2
a concept in social psychology referring to how individuals explain causes of behavior and events.
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audition
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auditory-discrimination× 3
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autism× 16
For questions about the disorder of neurodevelopment noted by social impairment and communications difficulties, which often are accompanied by restrictive and repetitive behaviors.
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automaticity× 3
For questions about people and animals doing activities using automatic response patterns.
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bayesian× 9
For questions about the Bayesian framework for cognitive modeling. The field is concerned with studying the effectiveness of modeling humans as Bayesian agents, and inferring their mental states base…
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behaviorism× 14
A school of thought that maintains that behaviors can be described scientifically without recourse either to internal physiological events or to hypothetical constructs such as the mind.
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bias× 12
a pattern of deviation in judgment that occurs in particular situations, leading to perceptual distortion
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bipolar-disorder× 2
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brain× 2
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brain-injury× 4
For questions on traumatic or congenital injury to the central nervous system.
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categorical-perception
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categorisation
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clinical-psychology× 5
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cognitive-modeling× 43
For questions about models and theoretical idealizations of cognitive processes in humans or other animals. Examples include computational, mathematical, and conceptual models.
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cognitive-neuroscience
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cognitive-psychology× 118
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 …
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collaboration× 2
For questions about the psychology of getting large or small groups together to perform a task.
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color× 7
For questions regarding the underpinnings of the perception of color by the brain.
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commitment× 3
For questions about an individual's level or attachment or devotion to another person or organization.
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