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when reflecting on this question in the pre session activity I took into account the mind-body problem and the issues surrounding dualism and materialism. Now I have come to consider that there may also be other factors that can contribute to this debate. The approach of embodied cognition has helped me to look at the mind in a different way and understand the importance of the physical body and environment on behaviour. the robotics have acted as an important demonstration of this. Future research needs to look into this with more examples

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i still think the 'mind' is in the brain/head somewhere, but i feel it's very conceptual. Most of what we talked about today has been very much the things we can 'measure' to some extent, but I've always thought of the mind as a very conceptual and subjective entity that works alongside our brain almost. I think i would want to look more into the different theories of the mind as a intangible concept as well as something we can quantify. Despite this, today's lecture has solidified for me the notion it is conceptual because theres a lot that cant be 'seen'

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The mind is situated both in the brain and body.
I think the most compelling evidence is Spot/Big Dog from Boston Dynamics, but there does need to be more evidence for an embodied cognition approach to be popular in psychology.
I think that experimental evidence would give this approach a much more compelling argument

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I still believe the mind is in the Brain, however I also agree that the brain, body and environment all interact together which forms our complex world

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It doesn't change much as it is hard to prove that the body is involved. However, changes our perspective. Maybe psychology should not rely so much on the brain and the cognitive processes involved in this. Need more evidence as hard to prove fully and also hard to measure

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I believe the mind to be an abstract notion, influenced by brain, body and environmental mechanisms

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The mind is like iCloud there’s no physical body of it and there’s not a specific location

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The mind is like iCloud there’s no physical body of it and there’s not a specific location

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The mind does not have a specific location. Although it is considered as internal/mental thus it is in the brain i don't think it so something that can be seen or is physical. 

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The mind does not have a specific location. Although it is considered as internal/mental thus it is in the brain i don't think it so something that can be seen or is physical. 

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the embodied cognition notion/evidence is the most persuasive approach - our brain, body and environment is vital

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Big dog vs Asimo were a good representation of the theoretical concepts.

The concept of bringing the rest of the body and the environment into the mix make sense, however the lack of empirical support leaves me wondering....

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i like it but need more research and all theories have a point none are fully correct or incorrect so they all should be accepted to some extent

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i like it but need more research and all theories have a point none are fully correct or incorrect so they all should be accepted to some extent

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they all help to progress the disipline even if its by a tiny bit

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theory still isnt complete so there are many gaps so not sure where i stand and which theory is best

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theory still isnt complete so there are many gaps so not sure where i stand and which theory is best

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No, they shouldn't be scared, rather they should be ready to embrase these new theroies.

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More research?

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Should traditional cognitive psychology be worried?

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Should traditional cognitive psychology be worried?

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Not yet?

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The robots are erally persausive

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As shown by the robots

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This is an area of expertese that needs more research. It will be interesting to look back in 20 years to see what has happened

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Opened the door for other research. He may not have been fully accpeted but it has lead to further advancements. And who knows what we will find in future