
Embodied cognition is a holistic approach that argues that mental processes do not occur solely in the brain, but that the body and environmental context are also actively involved in these processes . According to this view, cognitive functions , perception , and decision-making are shaped by an individual's physical structure, bodily movements, sensory experiences, and interaction with the environment. For example, understanding the weight of an object is not ; it is directly related to the ex
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Emre Zengin

Algorithm and Preference In the age of artificial intelligence, a quiet but profound transformation is taking place in the way we think, solve problems, and form mental connections with the world. The use of artificial intelligence is reshaping human cognitive engagement with reality. Some studies reveal that trust in artificial intelligence may reduce cognitive participation, leading to intellectual passivity. We are increasingly delegating tasks—from students’ homework to professionals’ decisi
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Art has been a powerful tool for human self-expression from the past to the present. For children, however, art is less an aesthetic activity and more an activity that develops their imagination and allows them to express their emotions freely. The importance of children’s art lies not only in its ability to reveal their creative potential but also in its contribution to their cognitive, emotional and social development. Children’s Art Children’s art consists of original activities. It is typica
ENRumeysa Kalkan

The history of humanity is, in essence, a story of transmission. From bison figures carved into cave walls to trade notes inscribed on clay tablets; from papyrus scrolls to the invention of the printing press, each milestone has transformed the “space” of thought. Today, we stand at one of the sharpest turns in this journey: on one side, our ancient companions of paper and pen; on the other, glass screens offering interaction at the speed of light. Are we merely witnessing a change in tools, or
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