A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
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neuroimaging× 16
For questions about techniques to directly or indirectly image the structure, function, or pharmacology of the brain.
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physiology× 16
For questions about the interaction of the brain/mind with function and structure of the rest of the body. If your question is specifically about the physiology of the central (or peripheral) nervous …
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psychiatry× 16
The discipline of medicine which focuses on the treatment of mental disorders, using a combination of pharmacotherapy, behavioral ("talk") therapy, and innovative experimental therapies (e.g., transcr…
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dreams× 16
Questions about the scientific basis of the imagery and sensations that are experienced primarily during rapid eye movement sleep and occasionally during other stages as well.
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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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reading× 16
For questions about the psychological or neuroscientific basis of learning to read, reading comprehension in children or adults, or deficits/disorders of reading ability.
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software× 15
For questions regarding the use and selection of computer programs designated for instruction, experimentation, and data processing.
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animal-cognition× 15
The study of cognition in animals other than humans.
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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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problem-solving× 13
For questions regarding the processes through which humans, animals, or artificial systems reason through a challenge and the means by which they select a solution.
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rationality× 13
For questions about organisms' ability to make reasoned decisions that are optimal for achieving a goal or solving a problem.
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linguistics× 12
For questions regarding the study of language, its representation in the mind, its role in psychological development, and its processing by the brain in applied tasks like reading.
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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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conditioning× 12
For questions about the systematic modification of behavior in response to external stimuli (classical conditioning) or as a consequence of own behavior (operant conditioning).
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communication× 11
For questions regarding the exchange of messages through multiple modalities and disorders of these abilities such as speech-language pathology.
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motor× 11
For questions surrounding the motor cortex, end-effectors (muscles, glands, etc.), and motor deficits in humans and animals.
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internet× 11
For questions regarding behaviors of internet users, use of the internet for psychology experiments, or accessing cognitive sciences resources via the web.
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music× 10
For questions regarding the sensation or perception of the musical form within the brain, or the creativity involved in writing music.
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neurology× 10
For questions related to the diagnosis and treatment of disorders involving the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems. For abnormalities of the mind consider the tags abnormal-psychology …
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gamification× 9
For questions about taking advantage of humans' psychological predisposition to engage in gaming and uses game design techniques, game thinking and game mechanics to enhance non-game contexts.
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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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aging× 9
For questions about changes with time in cognition, perception, and emotion in adults.
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video-games× 9
For questions that study the effects of video games on the brain/mind or that use video games as a methodology for studies in the cognitive sciences.
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time× 8
For questions regarding the perception of time
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training× 8
For questions regarding building a competency in a particular area, or the act of helping others attain such a competency.
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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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economics× 8
For questions about the effects of psychology on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in large populations. For questions about small groups or individuals, consider the…
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genetics× 8
For questions on neurological or psychological disorders that have a basis in chromosomal abnormalities and/or are heritable
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hci× 8
For questions regarding the study and design of the interface through which humans interact with computers through software, a discipline which draws upon knowledge from computer science and the cogni…
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long-term-memory× 8
For questions on the consolidation of short-term memories into long-term storage, which is comprised of explicit and procedural memory.
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parenting× 7
For questions about the psychological effects of having or raising children, on either the children or the parents themselves.
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positive-psychology× 7
Use of the scientific method to study mental-processes that perform typically and beneficially. Researcher analyzes topics like states of pleasure or flow, values, strengths, virtues, talents, as wel…
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publication-process× 7
For questions about writing and publishing in the cognitive sciences.
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eeg× 7
the recording of the brain's spontaneous electrical activity electrical activity from multiple electrodes placed on the scalp.
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eye-movement× 7
For questions regarding the eye muscles and their volitional control as well as their unconscious control (via saccades). Also for specific instances of eye-movements, like during REM sleep.
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