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this lecture-style presentation explores the emerging interdisciplinary field of quantum cognition — an approach that applies principles and mathematical frameworks from quantum theory to model human decision-making, perception, and reasoning. Over the course of the video, we:

• Introduce the core motivation behind quantum cognition and how it differs from classical probabilistic models.
• Explain key concepts such as superposition, interference, and contextuality as metaphors and formal tools for cognitive modeling.
• Present empirical examples where quantum models better capture observed behaviors in judgment, memory, and decision tasks.
• Discuss current challenges, limitations, and directions for future research.

Who should watch: graduate students, researchers in cognitive science, psychology, philosophy of science, and anyone interested in formal models of cognition.

References & Further Reading:
• Pioneering work in quantum cognition and related literature (see linked papers and reviews).

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Contact / Credits:
• Presenter: Brainverse
• Produced by: Brainverse