The Bible actually talks about cognitive psychology, very primitive cognitive psychology.

There's a cognitive illusion.

I'm a brain scientist, and as a brain scientist,

I'm a scientist.

He's a scientist.

Being a scientist.

Third step is cognitive dissonance.

I call it cognitive surplus.

Then I underwent cognitive training.

listening with your cognitive minds.

language, cognitive and psychomotor development.

And there's another cognitive bias

let's call them academic arguments or cognitive arguments where something cognitive is at stake

So, it really was cognitive psychology you know, cognitive dissonance that I was experiencing.

He is a scientist.

I'm a computer scientist.

Even as a scientist,

And, as a scientist,

I'm just a scientist.

like a prehistoric scientist.

I'm not a scientist!

I'm a scientist, remember?

Are you a scientist?

Are you a scientist?

The first C is cognitive training.

This has literally revolutionized cognitive science.

It's limited by our cognitive biases.

The scientist found out laws.

He is a great scientist.

Letters to a Young Scientist.

I am not a scientist.

James Fowler PhD, Social Scientist

Here's one such frustrated scientist,

Well, I'm a theoretical scientist.

It's the scientist in me.

Are you really a scientist?

Our greatest scientist once said

There were scientist from UCLA.

You mean you're a scientist?

We believe he's a scientist.

Yeah, Tommy was the scientist.

That's the second half of cognitive surplus.

Both of these rely on cognitive surplus.

It's way below your cognitive thinking process.

Paul Bloom PhD, Cognitive and Developmental Psychology