BS 185 Stephen Fleming on "the neuroscience of self-awareness"

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Brain Science Interview - Stephen Fleming

01:56 • 3min

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The Science of Self Awareness

04:33 • 3min

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The Relationship Between Meta Cognition and Self Awareness

07:14 • 6min

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Predicting Uncertainty in a Predictive Model

12:52 • 4min

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Is the Brain a Bayesian Machine?

16:50 • 2min

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The Immediacy of Metacognition in Animals

18:29 • 4min

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The Immediate Tracking of Uncertainty in Babies

22:09 • 2min

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Is There a Metacognition Experiment?

23:59 • 2min

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Explicit Metacognition in Humans

25:38 • 3min

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Alzheimer's Dementia - Is There a Paradoxical Nature to Self-Awareness Loss?

28:48 • 2min

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The Capacity for Mind Reading and Explicit Medical Cognition

30:50 • 3min

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Is Explicit Medical Cognition a Cognitive Gadget?

34:09 • 3min

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The Power of Reflection in Learning and Decision Making

36:47 • 2min

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Boosting Metacognition Can Promote Open Mindedness

38:38 • 3min

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Do You Have Metacognitive Illusions?

41:55 • 3min

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The Inverse Problem - How to Build a Model of the Outside World

45:12 • 3min

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What's the Consequence of Poor Medical Cognitive?

48:12 • 2min

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The Science of Metacognition in the Courtroom

50:42 • 2min

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What's Going to Happen Next With AI?

52:29 • 5min

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Getting Into Cognitive Neuroscience as a PhD Student

57:05 • 3min

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Building a Computational Model of Self-Awareness

59:41 • 3min

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Using Computational Modeling to Measure Performance and Metacognition

01:02:43 • 3min

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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to Predict Performance

01:05:24 • 2min

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Is There a Lack of Information Coming From the Motor System?

01:06:59 • 5min

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How Did You Get Into Cognitive Neuroscience?

01:11:32 • 4min

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Brain Science, All One Word to 55444

01:15:18 • 5min

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Brain Science Podcast

01:20:32 • 2min