My chess experience spans several years, encompassing games against a variety of opponents. While I wouldn’t claim expert status, my skill level is arguably above novice. However, I prioritize personal enjoyment of my playing style over the ultimate objective of checkmating the king. Individuals interpret chess’s significance diversely, viewing it as a tool for self-discoveryContinue reading “Self Awareness in Chess”
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Attentional State of Being Theory
When I was reviewing literature related to cognitive psychology a common thread that crossed my mind and one that I seem to find throughout my studies of the various branches of psychology were theories concerning how different cognitive functions relied on some form of input from internal or external stimuli to facilitate action potentials orContinue reading “Attentional State of Being Theory”