Name: Lec 1｜MIT 9.00SC 心理学入門、2011年春学期 (Lec 1 | MIT 9.00SC Introduction to Psychology, Spring 2011)
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Congratulations for braving it through what's now become a

This week's maybe three of them or something.

This is Introductory to Psychology, 9.00.

The entire course is what do we understand in a scientific

how people's minds work, how people's brains work that

This entire course is about what's a scientific way to

understanding how people feel, think, and act in the world.

And so we're trying to say that we constantly think you

must in your everyday life think about why do you have

Why do other people behave the way they do?

And so there's a lot of realms of this that are tough to get

But what we're going to focus on this semester is where the

scientific approach has shed light in the way that we used

And as we go through this semester, we'll talk about the

brain, we'll talk a fair bit about chapters from this book,

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, from Oliver Sacks.

It was a bestseller even when it wasn't [? a ScienceWare ?]

We'll talk about how we perceive the world; how we

see; especially, a little bit, how we hear; how we think; how

we feel; personality; how we differ from one to the other;

and what we're sort of like; and how we behave in the

world; development from childhood and infancy through

adolescence, through young adulthood, where you are

mostly, through getting older, where I am; social

interaction, how we behave in groups and think about other

people; and variation in the mental health or

And increasingly, we understand that there's a huge

number of people who, at some moment in their life or

another, struggle with some aspect of mental health.

And then we'll focus a lot on, not only the psychological

aspects of what we study in terms of behavior, but also

the brain basis of that, and think a little bit about to

what extent the mind is what the brain does, to what extent

And so for every dimension of being a human being that we'll

talk about, we'll also talk about what we understand

neuroscientific literature about how the human brain

So everybody who works in a certain field thinks that

their field is really, really, really special, right?

So it's really, really special, I think, most of all,

because every endeavor that we undertake at a university or

it's about people, right, except for when we think about

But people study biology, chemistry, and physics.

And they think, right, that the sun orbits the earth for

OK, so people come up with these conclusions.

Even though we're trying to understand nature, it's people

who make certain investments in economics or behave in a

It's people who make music and appreciate music, make art and

appreciate art, read and write literature, right?

So in all these dimensions, there's something very

fundamental about what it is about the human mind that

gives birth to these areas of inquiry and how those areas,

domains of human experience, are enacted.

So my only goal today is to try to convince you in a

number of different ways that we're not simple video camera

in our minds between our ears, recording the world in some

objective, simple way, that even the simplest, most

obvious things are interpretations of the world

around us at many different levels of thought and feeling

And then our minds, the way our minds are constructed,

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