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01:02:50 Prof Agustin Fuentes - How do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - How do we believe_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - How do we believe_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - How do we believe constructed structures institutions traditions cultural processes anthropology journals speaker 2 brain speaker 1 detached mental representation human evolution evolutionary biology human lineage human behavior material reality ubiquitous semiotic ecosystem evolutionary process detached representation mental representation social philosophy external context systems scientific terminology central process highly social mammals social traditions memory processes human cultural humans culture move forward effects semiotics audience member 5 broad scale audience member 7 audience member 6 audience member 1 mutual interface audience member 3 audience member 2 human body current external gifford lectures material items material indications 400000 years 5th lecture philosophical terminology socially transmitted culture human experience social sciences define culture sociology genetics evolutionary history stone tool complex systems theory resoundingly material reality speaker 21 speaker 20 speaker 23 speaker 22 speaker 25 speaker 24 personal experience human capacity philosophy of biology human anatomy belief systems evolutionary psychology anthropology human language cultural construct ecclesiastical titles audience member 4 mental content ethology speaker 14 speaker 15 speaker 16 speaker 17 speaker 10 speaker 11 speaker 12 speaker 13 toxicology speaker 18 speaker 19 frontal lobes human activity cybernetics systems theory tools human ancestors metaphysics of mind lecture series inextricably bound michael thomas human brain sociological terminology culture works 1st lecture sociology index structuring structures direct comparison cultural experience semantics mental imagery 2000000 year fossil record behavior human organism history personal life imagination cognitive science cerebrum education terminology caption complete lion man humanities human culture human process audience member social psychology term culture multiple disciplines structures predisposed beings capable structure ontology deviance and social control literary theory academic administration archaeology From Lesley Middlemass 5 Months ago 0 likes 22 views 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:32:10 2. What is Neurodegenerative Disease? (part 2) 2. What is Neurodegenerative Disease? (part 2)	2. What is Neurodegenerative Disease? (part 2) What is Neurodegenerative Disease? Part 2In our second lecture, Prof. Tara Spires-Jones, Prof Karen Ritchie and Prof Adam Waldman will discuss the biology of neurodegenerative disease and dementia,… dementia preventing dementia neuroradiology memory neurodegenerative alzheimer’s From Robbie Bushe 6 Months ago 0 likes 49 views 0 Publisher Centre for Open Learning Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created 20/02/2019
01:19:27 EdSign \| Gary Morgan "Variations in early… EdSign \| Gary Morgan "Variations in early exposure to language: consequences for phonology and working memory"	EdSign \| Gary Morgan "Variations in early exposure to language: consequences for phonology and working memory" Gary Morgan "Variations in early exposure to language: consequences for phonology and working memory" Gary Morgan is Professor of Psychology at City University, London. Here is his… deaf children signing languages of cameroon family psycholinguistics moray house school of education and sport deafness sign language b.s.l.computing platforms hearing cybernetics problem solving neuroscience mhse children native parent human behavior management human communication albums produced by brendan o'brien working cognitive psychology languages of malaysia phonology phonetics question oral communication languages speech early exposure infographics social psychology implant caption complete t.v.development edsign working memory memory processes memory calendars learning methods languages of papua new guinea child development language synchronization speech and language pathology sociolinguistics learn sign otology deaf culture hearing parents a.s.l.educational psychology language acquisition cognition developmental psychology columbia records albums cochlear implant youth thing market research learning english situation childhood mistake From Ileana Iacobescu 10 Months ago 1 likes 139 views 0 Publisher Kat Dlugosz Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:49 Ways of Learning Ways of Learning	Ways of Learning Students and staff talk about ways of learning ias part of the Near Future Teaching Project. The Near Future Teaching project is about working together to co-design the future of digital education… experiencing perspectives oer learning teaching and web services memory someday weaknesses strong horrible positive caption complete stones masters knowledge warmth ltw psychology forget nft experience there’s difference near future teaching learn near future teacher they’re open educational resource thing neuroscience overcome learning and teaching places subjects people fascinating gruesome philosophical terminology ways of learning virtual effects technology cognitive science gather hailstones group differences From Michael Gallagher A year ago 0 likes 138 views 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Date Created 17/04/2018
01:04:13 Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and… Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and how it works	Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and how it works The Edinburgh Neuroscience Christmas Lecture 2016 delivered by Professor Richard Morris, CBE, FRS, Professor of Neuroscience, Centre for Cognitive & Neural Systems, and 2016 Brain Prize Winner … neuroscience centre for discovery brain sciences christmas lecture memory edinburgh neuroscience From Jane Haley A year ago 0 likes 50 views 0 Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Date Created 07/12/2016
03:58 Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards	Sun and memories help ants navigate backwards They are famed for their highly developed work ethic … now a study shows ants’ navigational skills are more sophisticated than was previously thought. Further information:… walking recognize manage communication scene ants sharp follow caption complete foraging wrong direction fortunately question memory answer scenery direction robots forward cookie bioinformatics informatics news compass training biology terminology straight maintain behavior representation backward vision From Kathryn Hood 2 Years ago 0 likes 122 views 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created 20/01/2017
05:04 If I Had a Memory If I Had a Memory	If I Had a Memory If I Had a Memory is a poignant song about living with memory loss. It balances being light-hearted with some very important thoughts about the part that memory plays in our lives.Composed by Alison… dementia if i had a memory edinburgh From Dalbir Kang 3 Years ago 1 likes 267 views 0 Publisher Dalbir Kang Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created 15/08/2016
01:01:25 Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress… Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress hormones contribute?	Delirium and Dementia in old age: do our stress hormones contribute? Wednesday 16th March 2016 Professor Alasdair MacLullich and Doctor Joyce Yau discuss during normal ageing, the brain becomes vulnerable to high levels of stress hormones. This can manifest in two… professor alasdair maclullich geriatric medicine doctor joyce yau bhf/centre for cardiovascular science dementia delirium memory brain injury age-related stress hormones acute brain disorder edinburgh medical school public lecture From Jillian Hosie 3 Years ago 0 likes 93 views 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created 08/06/2016

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