Please signpost: is there a national or international method of visualising thought? I am aware of methods such as Means-End Chain Theory and Laddering, but is there a recommended (and valid) method within the psychological domain?
Likely experiment:
a) Capture thought/ schema/ cognitive map before learning
b) Provide input (unit of work)
c) Capture thought/ schema/ cognitive map after learning
Thank you for any suggestions.
It's an interesting topic. Our research group it's aimed to study the role of cognitive conflicts in mental health and psychotherapy. We assume a cognitive constructivist perspective (Kelly's Personal Construct Theory), studying two kind of cognitive conflicts: Dilemmatic Construct and Implicative Dilemma .Both can be measured through the Repertory Grid Technique. This instrument allows particularly forms of visualisation of this conflicts and of the whole system of meaning used by the assessed person. You can check: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261702302_Cognitive_conflicts_in_major_depression_Between_desired_change_and_personal_coherence
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281778852_Self-narrative_reconstruction_after_dilemma-focused_therapy_for_depression_A_comparison_of_good_and_poor_outcome_cases
Article Cognitive conflicts in major depression: Between desired cha...
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Dear Daniel,
perhaps you get some ideas from these papers. Check their references also:
Chapter MacIntyre, T. & Moran, A. P. (2009). Meta-Imagery processes ...
Article A Way of Visualising Children's and Young People's Thoughts ...
Conference Paper Eye-tracking: Retracing visual perception in the everyday en...
Dear Danilo and Béatrice,
Thank you for your suggestions they have opened new reading pathways.
Dan
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