Expertise and becoming conscious of something

Myllylä, Mari; Saariluoma, Pertti

doi:10.1016/j.newideapsych.2021.100916

“…These signals can fluctuate subtly from moment to moment, possibly fluctuating around the average frequency value. It has been hypothesized (Myllylä & Saariluoma, 2022;Graziano, 2022) that the major cause of conscious experiences is how our brains learn new knowledge about an ever-changing reality during our lives. These processes include learning top-down expectations, matching against bottom-up data, attentional focus on the expected clusters of information, and developing resonant states between top-down and bottom-up processes as they reach an attentive consensus between what is expected and what exists in the outside world.…”

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confidence: 99%

On brain criticality in the context of resonance

Leisman¹

2023

J. Multiscale Neurosci.

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Biofields integrate several physiological levels temporally and spatially. Physiological coherence complements metabolic processes, which preserve animal cellular and physiological function. Coherent physiology involves internal biological system coordination and sensitivity to specific stimuli and signal frequencies. Current research shows that exogenous biologically and non-biologically generated energy entrains human physiological systems. Electrical and magnetic field measurements during physiological activity may occur from metabolic processes or unknown physiological actions. All living things resonate at similar or coherent frequencies; therefore, species will eventually share resonance. Resonance is a term closely related to awareness, interregional connections or disconnection in the brain, and the integratory function of the brain. It can describe synchrony, vibration, or harmony more broadly. The synchronized electrical cycles of the brain have similar resonance patterns. Resonance's significance in fostering integrated brain activity, awareness, awakeness and death are reviewed.

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“…These signals can fluctuate subtly from moment to moment, possibly fluctuating around the average frequency value. It has been hypothesized (Myllylä & Saariluoma, 2022;Graziano, 2022) that the major cause of conscious experiences is how our brains learn new knowledge about an ever-changing reality during our lives. These processes include learning top-down expectations, matching against bottom-up data, attentional focus on the expected clusters of information, and developing resonant states between top-down and bottom-up processes as they reach an attentive consensus between what is expected and what exists in the outside world.…”

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confidence: 99%

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2023

J. Multiscale Neurosci.

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Biofields integrate several physiological levels temporally and spatially. Physiological coherence complements metabolic processes, which preserve animal cellular and physiological function. Coherent physiology involves internal biological system coordination and sensitivity to specific stimuli and signal frequencies. Current research shows that exogenous biologically and non-biologically generated energy entrains human physiological systems. Electrical and magnetic field measurements during physiological activity may occur from metabolic processes or unknown physiological actions. All living things resonate at similar or coherent frequencies; therefore, species will eventually share resonance. Resonance is a term closely related to awareness, interregional connections or disconnection in the brain, and the integratory function of the brain. It can describe synchrony, vibration, or harmony more broadly. The synchronized electrical cycles of the brain have similar resonance patterns. Resonance's significance in fostering integrated brain activity, awareness, awakeness and death are reviewed.

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“…Instead, it has been common for content-specific notions such as productions [6], scripts [30], schemas [31], mental models [32], or semantic networks [6] to be used to tackle the problems of representational contents in cognitive research. In content-based thinking, contents are taken as contents, and the properties of the analyzed contents are used to explain human actions [10][11][12]33,34].…”

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“…This tool analyzes mental content. As the argumentation in working with mental content must be based on the properties of the content itself, the approach can be termed content-based thinking because the explanations are based on the properties of information in mind [10,12,13].…”

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Mental Content and Content-Based Cognitive Ergonomics

Saariluoma¹

2022

EOIJ

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In interacting with technologies, people represent their action and technical artefacts in their minds. The information in their mental representations, i.e., mental contents, explains what people do and why they do it. Therefore, mental contents and its analysis provide a good tool for analyzing several different types of issues in ergonomic. As argumentation is such ergonomic research is grounded on the properties of mental contents one can call this perspective to ergonomics content based cognitive ergonomics.

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Expertise and becoming conscious of something

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