COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF THE BRAIN - EBOOK

Fecha de publicación: 2003

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"The Global Cognitive Theory analyses the information systems, the cognitive aspects of the brain, and the psychology of knowledge in relation with neuroscience and evolution of brain. This theory focuses on intelligence that, strictly speaking, can be understood as the capacity for making relations with the added condition of a high degree of reliability. Creativity, memory, decision-making process and artificial intelligence are other concepts studied by the Global Cognitive Theory. The book includes the EDI Study, which statistically proves the main propositions of the new cognitive paradigm."

TITLE I
INTRODUCTION
1. PRESENTATION
2. FUNCTIONAL FLOW-CHART.
3. CONTENTS.
TITLE II
COMMON CHARACTERISTICS INTELLIGENCE AND MEMORY
1. CONCEPTUAL IDENTITY
2. BRAIN PHYSIOLOGY.
3. DOUBLE COMPLEMENTARINESS.
4. OPTIMISATION
a. Multi-functional and multi-faceted nature.
b. Operative efficiency.
c. Utilization of idle resources.
d. Maintenance of capacity.
TITLE III
INTELLIGENCE
1. CONCEPTS OF INTELLIGENCE
a. Relational intelligence.
b. Conditional intelligence.
c. Multiple intelligences.
2. THE KNOWLEDGE MANAGER
a. The pre-concepts.
b. Automatic or unconscious responses.
c. Development of automatic responses.
d. Reliable responses: the logic and the mathematical memory.
e. Less reliable responses: intuition and normal memory.
f. Ultra-fast responses: language and linguistic memory.
g. Creativity.
3. GENETIC STRUCTURE
a. Arguments in favour.
b. Arguments against and difficulties.
4. THE METAPHOR OF THE SEMAPHORE.
a. Concept of automobile.
b. The driver.
c. Technology, maintenance and environmental conditions.
TITLE IV
MEMORY
1. NATURE'S MAIN ENCODER.
a. Memory stratification.
b. Methods and processes used by the memory manager.
2. GENETIC STRUCTURE OF MEMORY
a. Operative modes.
b. The hereditary nature of memory.
c. The effect of simple complementariness.
TITLE V
WILL AND DECISION-MAKING PROCESS
1. PHASES
a. Origin of ideas, thoughts and feelings.
b. Argumentation or internal logic reflection.
c. Decision and political representation.
2. PERSONAL SYSTEMS OF DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM
a. Complex and flexible system.
b. Emotional alterations.
c. Schizophrenia.
3. ACTIVE SUBJECT
a. We do not exist
b. We exist.
c. Artificial intelligence.
TITLE VI
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
1. PHILOSOPHY AND PERSONAL TOPICS
2. EDUCATION.
3. EVOLUTION.

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