Category Archives: applied cognition

Applied Cognition is short for Applied Cognitive Science, which I practice. I studied Cognitive Science – a multi-disciplinary field including Cognitive Psychology, Neuroscience, Linguistics, Philosophy, Computer Science. Labeling it “applied” implies that I use cognitive science principles in my work.

Mind Games: Drawing spandrels into the conversation

By Jay Morgan | Published: February 6, 2010
A mind game played by recognizing and understanding unique personas in the people around you.
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Something akin to My Treatise on Mental Spaces

By Jay Morgan | Published: November 13, 2009
A collection of statements defining mental spaces and their mutli-dimensional nature. Asserting how human thought is described by mental spaces.
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The Thought Experiment and Imagination as a Tool

By Jay Morgan | Published: March 22, 2009
Celebrating the thought experiment as a tool of modern science and a way to use our imaginations. The basis of this argument: Thought experiments help us figure out the consequences before we make the mistake. Using our imaginations to ask better questions transforms our intellects. This is a case for using your imagination.
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