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Nature vs Nurture | Epigenetics | NOVA |
in class, May 29th |
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prenatal development | Life's greatest miracle | NOVA | optional, by May 30th | pretty basic stuff, nice images | |
prenatal development | When does personhood begin? | Swarthmore | Scott Gilbert, Swarthmore | optional, May 30th | audio & ppt |
Critical period for phonemes /r/ /l/ | how babies learn to talk? | TED | Patricia Kuhl, U. Washington | required by, May 31ty |
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plasticity visual system | how the brains learn to see |
TED |
Pawan Sinha, neuroscientist, MIT (blindness & poverty) | kind of boring | |
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What is like to be a baby | Open Yale | Paul Bloom, Yale | 50' lecture from his Intro to Psych course | ||
TED | Eliot Krane, Anesthesiologist, Stanford Children Hospital | ||||
Language
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Why babies talk | TED | Alison Gopnik UC Berkeley |
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the birth of a word | TED | Deb Roy, cognitive scientist, MIT | |||
Judgment and Decision Making | Being happy in your life vs. being happy about your life | TED | Dan Kahneman, Princeton U. |
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The Origins of pleasure | TED | Paul Bloom, Yale U |
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positive psychology | TED | Martin Seligman, Penn | |||
Grit | TED | Angela Duckworth, Penn | |||
false memories | Child testimony, outline. | Discovering psychology: Ch. 24,@ 12.30 mins) | Stephen Ceci, | ||
Steeling Time: The New Science of Aging |