Perception: Knowing How VS Knowing That... how distinct are they? by Ayesha Gul https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw en-us 2022-11-01 11:47:09 UTC 2025-04-07 07:20:12 UTC hello@padlet.com Definitions with an example of each ed19ag3_1 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364831744 Knowing that- Berlin is the capital of Germany (declarative)
Knowing how- to drive a car (procedural- hard to articulate)]]> 2022-11-01 12:33:27 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364831744 ed19ag3_1 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364839544 2022-11-01 12:39:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364839544 Are there any theories that make predications consistent with our example? ps21ej1 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364866561 Hout & Kindt (2002) explain why those with OCD know that they overly check things, and it does not affect memory accuracy, but cannot trust how they know, as a result of checking.

Knowing How requires a certain level of trust in your memory, which can be reduced, as explained by the argument proposed by Hout & Kindt (2002).

]]> 2022-11-01 12:58:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2364866561 Evidence of OCD for Knowing How & Knowing That in literature ed20lew2 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366577266 OCD as an example has not been well researched concerning the idea of Knowing How & Knowing That

However, we can see that OCD should be tested on this concept- as OCD patients show 'knowing that' but show inconsistency in terms of the idea of 'knowing how'.


]]> 2022-11-02 12:35:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366577266 What studies need to be done to gain more evidence for OCD as an example? ed20lew2 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366577842 2022-11-02 12:36:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366577842 ed19ag3_1 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366686512 2022-11-02 13:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366686512 OCD- intrusive thoughts that directly impact behaviour ed19ag3_1 https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366689953 The agent=continuously washes their hands over and over. knows that- ought not do it excessively. But they does not know how to stop washing their hands. (distress, inflated panic/ threat). 
"Does knowing how= Knowing that?"]]> 2022-11-02 13:42:47 UTC https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2366689953 further studies cont. bs20kaa https://padlet.com/ed19ag3_1/3eh44eua6fae99qw/wish/2376929249 >The University of Michigan 2018 study.

> Finding that sufferers had common brain abnormalities, causing them to get stuck in 'a loop of wrongness'.

>In people with OCD the brain responds too much to errors and too little to stop signals. 

> fMRI  of 484 people  focusing on the cingula-opercular network 

> OCD = increased brain activity in recognition areas and lower activity in areas making them stop .

>Forms start of basis for why people with OCD can't stop behaviour.

>Further research is necessary to explain why this is.



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