Multilevel Perceptual-Motor Coupling: From Action Understanding to Execution [0.03%]
多层次知觉-动作耦合：从行动理解到执行
Zhongquan Du,Yingzhi Lu,Chenglin Zhou
Zhongquan Du
Perceptual-motor coupling, fundamental to human cognition and behavior, plays a crucial role in dynamic interactive contexts ranging from basic motor control to complex action understanding. Recent evidence reveals how kinematic invariants-...
Hope in Early Childhood: Novel Methodology for Measuring Hope in 5- and 6-Year-Olds [0.03%]
幼儿希望的测量：五至六岁儿童希望心理量表的研发与应用
Ashley Fraser,Anna Calley,Wen Wang et al.
Ashley Fraser et al.
Hope, as conceptualized by Snyder's Hope Theory, is a cognitive process that involves goal setting, pathway thinking, and agency. While hope has been widely studied in older children and adults, limited research exists on measuring hope in ...
Cognitive Networks for Knowledge Modeling: A Gentle Introduction for Data- and Cognitive Scientists [0.03%]
认知网络的知识建模：数据和认知科学家的入门指南
Edith Haim,Massimo Stella
Edith Haim
In this paper, we introduce the reader to the field of cognitive network science, that is, the application of network science methods to study human cognition and knowledge structures. Cognitive networks are representations of associative k...
Stephan P Kaufhold,Mia Borzello,Federico Rossano et al.
Stephan P Kaufhold et al.
Cognitive neuroscience has made remarkable advances by conducting rigorously controlled experiments inside the laboratory. However, the generalizability and real-world relevance of these findings remain limited, in part due to fundamental, ...
Theoretical Perspectives on the Minimal and Narrative Self in the Schizophrenia Spectrum: An Integrative Review [0.03%]
谱系自闭症中的叙述性自我和最小自我：整合型综述
Florestan Delcourt,Henry R Cowan,Jordan Sibéoni et al.
Florestan Delcourt et al.
The self and its disorders in schizophrenia have been studied extensively over recent decades. Much of this literature is grounded in a bipartite understanding of the self, distinguishing the pre-reflective, minimal self from the reflective...
Marcus Perlman
Marcus Perlman
Many researchers in cognitive science and linguistics now recognize that iconicity-perceived resemblance between the form and meaning of a signal (e.g., a word, sign, or gesture)-is an essential property of language, playing vital roles in ...
The Inverted U: Exploring the Interconnectedness of Movement and Cognitive Function Across the Lifespan [0.03%]
倒U型假说：探究毕生运动与认知功能间的相互作用关系
Gerry Leisman,Rahela Alfasi,Oded Meiron et al.
Gerry Leisman et al.
The "inverted U" relationship between movement and cognition throughout the human lifespan highlights the intricate interplay between physical activity and cognitive function. This relationship posits that an optimal level of physical activ...
Reflections on Reductionist Clinical Psychological and Neuroscience Education: Putting the "Me" Back in Mental Disorders [0.03%]
反思临床心理和神经科学教育中的还原论：在精神障碍中重新加入“自我”
Luke J Ney
Luke J Ney
The public perception of clinical psychology has been heavily influenced by neuroscientific methods over the past several decades. However, we have seldom stopped to consider to what extent neuroscience can contribute to our understanding o...
Xi Ye,Xinzhi Wang,Guang Xu et al.
Xi Ye et al.
Insomnia has become the most prevalent sleep disorder in the world. The hyperarousal model is one of the main theories to explain the pathogenesis of insomnia disorder, and neuroimaging studies have provided important evidence to support th...
Gemma Perry,Lee Wolff,Nicholas Powers et al.
Gemma Perry et al.
Chanting is an ancient and globally widespread ritualistic practice involving rhythmic vocalization or repetition of words, phrases, or sounds. While previous reviews have considered the neurophysiological impact of meditation and spiritual...