Epilepsy & Behavior
November 20, 2009
Harinder Jaseja
Meditation is a mental exercise practiced widely as an antistress measure and in the belief that it possesses remedial efficacy for a number of medical ailments, especially neurological disorders. Further, there is a general belief that meditation is an absolutely safe practice devoid of any harmful effects. However, with the advent of neuroimaging techniques, the possibility of adverse effects...
State University of New York Press eBooks
November 18, 2009
George W. Shields
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State University of New York Press eBooks
November 18, 2009
Michael W. Katzko
The Interpretation and Integration of the Literature on Consciousness from a Process Perspective was published in Process Approaches to Consciousness in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Philosophy of Mind on page 201.
November 18, 2009
Anderson Weekes
3 citations
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SUNY Press eBooks
November 18, 2009
Michel Weber, Anderson Weekes
2 citations
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November 1, 2009
T. Ward
Abstract An innovative theory of the nature of cognition, the extended mind theory (EMT), has emerged recently in the cognitive science literature. According to the EMT, the boundaries of the mind extend beyond the boundaries of skull and skin, into the world beyond. My aim in this paper is to consider the practical implications of the EMT for therapists working with sex offenders’ cognitive...
Brain and Cognition
November 2009
C U M Smith
This is the second part of a review of the work of quantum physicists on the 'hard part' of the problem of mind. After an introduction which sets the scene and a brief review of contemporary work on the neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) the work of four prominent modern investigators is examined: J.C. Eccles/Friedrich Beck; Henry Stapp; Stuart Hameroff/Roger Penrose; David Bohm. With the...
Pain Medicine
November 2009
Natalia E. Morone, Bruce L Rollman, Charity G Moore et al.
Determine the impact of an 8-week mindfulness meditation program on disability, psychological function, and pain severity in community-dwelling older adults with chronic low back pain, and to test the education control program for feasibility. Randomized controlled trial. Participants. Forty community-dwelling older adults with moderate low back pain or greater for at least the previous 3...
Cognitive Systems and the Extended Mind
November 1, 2009
Robert D. Rupert
AbstractIn this chapter, it is assumed that, in order for the debate over extended cognition (and mind) to have substance, there must be a genuine distinction between what is cognitive and what is not. This motivates the search for a mark of the cognitive, a principle demarcating the cognitive. Desiderata for a principle of demarcation are set out. Various principles supportive of the extended...
Cognitive Processing
November 1, 2009
Alexander A Fingelkurts, Andrew A Fingelkurts
To figure out whether the main empirical question "Is our brain hardwired to believe in and produce God, or is our brain hardwired to perceive and experience God?" is answered, this paper presents systematic critical review of the positions, arguments and controversies of each side of the neuroscientific-theological debate and puts forward an integral view where the human is seen as a...