User talk:Philosophistry
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[edit] Psych Log
Going to keep track of read items from the List of psychological topics or Category:Psychology. Mostly interested in useful tidbits for personal development.
- activity theory - Learning as the fulfillment of knowledge-goals. Tacit knowledge involves internalization of an activity (?) that seems to fulfil a goal, although the user is not necessarily explicitly aware of his manner.
- affect theory - I wrote most of this
- alogia - Not providing unprompted content in speech.
- anhedonia - Not deriving pleasure out of normally pleasurable things
- attitude:
- self-perception theory - you act first, then attribute attitudes and beliefs after the fact. One idea is that you can use gut reactions to interpret what it is you truly want
- propositional attitude - "Sally believes (X) that Y" where X can be some attitude, and Y is some proposition (like all apples are red)
- attribution theory - whether you attribute behavior as being the result of intrinsic or extrinsic factors.
- Big five personality traits - lexical locii that we use to describe each other's personality
- coping skill - overcoming adversity without eliminating adversity
- cognitive dissonance
- cognitive psychology
- collective unconscious - contains symbols present in all humans across all cultures
- comorbidity - The presence of one or more disorders (or diseases) in addition to a primary disease or disorder
- developmental psychology
- emotion
- emotional intelligence
- Erikson's stages of psychosocial development - stages we go through based on our primary social relations
- fis phenomenon - phoneme perception order in development of children
- fundamental attribution error
- God complex - arrogant people
- group polarization
- Highly sensitive persons
- ipsative - "of the self" as in "self-assessment"
- introspection
- mental event - events in the mind
- mental function - perception and that ilk
- metacognition
- microexpression - generally imperceptible non-verbal body language
- noema - like schemas
- norm of reciprocity - Hare Krishna gives out flowers to make you want to give back
- Plaget's theory - cognitive developmental framework, simple.
- positive psychology
- priming - Unconscious brainstorming before taking on a task
- psychological repression
- qualia - contested shorthand for the indescribable experience
- shyness
- Simon effect - response and stimuli are faster when physical location is closer (like having a keyboard near your monitor)
- triarchic theory of intelligence - would like to tackle this furthur, the page is vague, and I think this is an important theory.
- ventilation hypothesis - A few interesting points (ref):
- experiencing emotions rather than expressing emotions that can lead to cognitive reappraisal and improved mental and physical health
- the most effective therapeutic interventions should include both moderate emotional expression and cognitive reappraisal.
[edit] Other Stuff
This is my blog: http://www.philosophistry.com/
This guy Charles Matthews 14:17, 18 Feb 2005 (UTC) has an extensive profile
Thanks for starting the Logan Pearsall Smith page. I had hoped to do it myself someday, as I have a great interest in his parents and created the pages for them. Logophile 17:05, 8 Apr 2005 (UTC)
[edit] World of Warcraft External Link
Regarding your addition of a link to the World of Warcraft article, please first discuss any links you might want to add on the talk page before actually adding them in. Thanks! --Arabani 00:20, 3 December 2005 (UTC)
2nd warning for this, and please do not remove warnings from your talk page. It can be considered vandalism. --Syrthiss 22:06, 4 January 2006 (UTC)
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- which article in particular did you notice this error? --Philosophistry 07:51, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
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