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[SAGE Seminar] Mind-Altering Devices: How Smartphones Shape Our Thoughts

Jan 12, 2018

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Nicolas Carr, Technology and Culture Author

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Psych Room 1312

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SAGE

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Are Friends Electric? Our Future Lives with Robots and Artificial Intelligence

[Social Seminar] Sociocultural Moderators of Psychological Antecedents of Pro-Environmental Action

[CPCN Seminar] What can the computational mechanisms of metacognition tell us about consciousness?

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Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9660

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