Code switching: Why people mix 2 languages together while speaking - Cognition Today
Have you wondered why people mix 2 languages while speaking? It is called code switching. Here is a psycholinguistic explanation of code switching.| Cognition Today
Have you wondered why people mix 2 languages while speaking? It is called code switching. Here is a psycholinguistic explanation of code switching.| Cognition Today
A concept is formed in the mind when we learn examples and a definition, and acquire its mental representation by comparing and contrasting it with other concepts. But it's a lot more complicated than this. A car is a concept. So is a monkey. Even brands and love are concepts (but not really). There are many incomplete theories of concept formation and different ways to evaluate a concept. Here's a deep look at them.| Cognition Today
These are the psychological reasons we fall for misinformation. I explain the illusory truth effect, psychological comfort, sense-making, Gell-Mann amnesia, hypocognition, confirmation bias, etc.| Cognition Today
The kiki-bouba is a fun experiment that shows how our senses talk with each other and create unique experiences.| Cognition Today
Explore psychological processes that guide language and how they change our way of talking in this overview of the basic concepts in psycholinguistics.| Cognition Today
