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Zusammenhang zwischen der Verstehensfähigkeit und den verbalen Arealen des Neokortex: Eine kurze Studie (Erweiterte Neuveröffentlichung PI)

Author:

Michaud, André

Category:

Research Papers

Sub-Category:

Education

Language:

German

Date Published:

November 05, 2022

File:

/Research Papers-Education/Download/8882

Downloads:

252

Keywords:

Pavlov, Chauchard, Hebb, Korzybski Neocortex, verbale Bereiche, konzeptuelles Denken, Verständnisprozess, subjektives Modell, objektives Modell.

Abstract:

Der Zweck dieses Artikels ist es, zusammenfassend zu beschreiben, wie die Entdeckungen von Donald Hebb über die Art und Weise, wie der Neokortex mehrschichtige neuronale Netzwerke verarbeitet und Informationen speichert, die Beziehung zwischen unseren Sinneswahrnehmungen und den Wörtern der artikulierten Sprachen, die wir zu ihrer Beschreibung verwenden, erklären kann. Zusammenfassende Beschreibung, wie die von Paul Chauchard gemachten Entdeckungen über die Beziehung zwischen Intelligenzniveau und Dichte des synaptischen Netzes von Verbindungen, die während der Kindheit in den verbalen Arealen des Neokortex aufgebaut wurden, mit den Entdeckungen von Hebb harmonieren. Zusammenfassende Beschreibung, wie die automatische Korrelationsmechanik des neuronalen Netzes des Neokortex die von Iwan Pawlow entdeckte Verallgemeinerungsfähigkeit ermöglicht die auf den Gebrauch artikulierter Sprachen zurückzuführen ist, und wie sie auch erklärt, warum die von Alfred Korzybski definierte Schlußfolgerungsmethode so effektiv dabei hilft, ein klareres Verständnis unserer Umwelt zu etablieren, mit einer zusammenfassenden Beschreibung des Schlußfolgerungsmodus durch sukzessive Wahrnehmungen von Zusammenhängen, den Korzybski etablierte.