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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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For questions about finding meaning in the results of psychological tests.
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For questions about definitions, names, and terms used in the cognitive sciences literature.
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Questions pertaining to the evaluation of performance through formal or informal means, as well as the scoring of such evaluations.
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For questions about mathematical and computational neuroscience.
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The ability to understand that others have mental states such as beliefs, desires and intentions that are different from one's own.
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For questions regarding the perception of time
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For questions regarding building a competency in a particular area, or the act of helping others attain such a competency.
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For questions about the effect of prior experience on future learning.
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For questions about mental processes that are not available to consciousness.
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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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For questions regarding the visual system, which serves to transduce light energy into neural impulses, or regarding visual perception, how we interpret such incoming visual information.
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unfocused and unable to remain on a single topic, usually taking place during moments of inattentiveness
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Questions regarding the quality of life of individuals (or societies) and how it can be effectively measured or quantified.
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The effect of a large group's estimate, answer, or decision being as (or more) accurate as the response given by any of the individuals within the group.
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For questions about the psychological principles behind writing, its mechanics, learning writing, and improving the process.
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