What is Schema Theory in Psychology? 

It’s crazy how much we learn the first few years of life.

Loved the description. Finally grasped the idea of schema just in few minutes. Thank you

Good to know, I'm glad info like this is being put out there, let's people get more control of themselves

Linguistic schema refers to readers' prior linguistic knowledge, including the knowledge about phonetics, grammar and vocabulary as traditionally recognized.👍

This one i learned back in the 3rd or 4th semester on the behavioral psychology class. Thanks for the refreshing!

This is crazy. I was writing a story the other day about the mind analogous to a boat. A chapter on memory was also written. Crazy how you posted this, probably at the same time I was writing it. It goes that our minds are boats on an ocean, and as we move through life in time the boat gets filled (with what you call schema) with objects. And when we try to retrieve a memory it is like we are rummaging through all the objects trying to find and grab it. Sometimes we will see something that maybe reminds us of it so we gravitate from one direction to the other. I'm telling it to stress the importance that when we throw things into our boat in life we must do it in an organized but most importantly sequential order. This is to help us remember where we placed the object in the boat. Because the most strategic method I think is to make the associations as sequentially as possible through life. Note I am no professional nor have I studied in this field. It was more of a deep thought turned into a story about depression. Memory was a small chapter in it.

Beautifully explained! Absolutely enjoyed this insightful video!

Great and amazing video! I love this series!

It's a very useful abstract concept and the little index cards that represent a concept analogy makes it easier to grasp!!

This is very helpful. Thank you so much. 💖

Literally am writing this in my exam for 5 days. Great timing :))

I just want to say thank you for making this so cool, relaxing, and educational content for free, and keep doing it because you are great at this

You make a much easier way to understand it. thank you.

something I found interesting about the doctor + dead father scenario you used in this video is that I was quicker to assume the child had two dads then I was to assume the doctor was his mother. Even though I typically think of a family unit as being comprised of one mother and one father my “priority” schema seemed to be the assumption that doctors are men. 😂

Very eye opening. Thank you for sharing

this was so helpful. thank you

Feeeling bless to find this

This is so good!!!

I did a intro to Psychology 3 month course. Damn I loved it, when I learned about Schema, damnn

This helps me to add some knowledge for my report 😌😌 thank you so much. 🎉🎉🎉

thank you so much!!

Man!!! The father - son - mother example was great 😮

Nicely done video. Memory by association, learning involves memory.

This video is the best in the explaining schema.

thank the lord for this video. i was not getting it just from a text book. thank yyouuu

Thank you!

thank you!!!

At 3;51 you say "we don't have to repaint that picture every time" However, our brains actually do repaint that schema every single time you experience anything. If the experience generally coincides with your current schema picture, your brain assimilates the data into the current schema. if it does not, it accommodates the change and edits or creates a new schema for the experience. The memory process associated with the assimilation/accommodation process also edits and reframes the memory for an experience each time your recall the experience - also known as the consolidation and re-consolidation process. In other words, your memory of an experience is always updating, and through that process, your schema is also constantly updating and changing - which is why disinformation campaigns are so efficacious.

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wow. you made it supper easyyyy

thanks for the video

Very helpful

Thank you

Super!!!!!

Figured out this is language and cultural specific. I did this reedle on my girlfriend who is from china. She answered the same as me in english, a gay couple father or a grandpa, but then she imagined telling this one to her chinese father in chinese and realised imidiatly that it was the mother. She thought in both english and french before she did it in chinese, and her explanation was that in chinese they have different words for medical people. If there is a chinese medicin doctor it would be an old man with herbs, but if it is a hospital person you see more nurses who tends to be female. Was quite cool how changing to chinese in her head litteraly changed the perception on this one.

Interesting if blurry, it seems like different schemas have a lot of room for overlap

Narcissistic Personality Disordered patients swallow their environments (introjects), usually people they hold in high regard and these function also as schemas. Although the Narcissist confuses them for his own…

Is having a wider range of alternative schemas on a subject helpful in finding a more accurate view on the subject?

I must say... You got me man... with your doctor riddle. I really thought the doc was male. The thought that the person could be his mother never crossed my mind

Excellent

Unlearning things is an automatic process, you don't have to think about it 😂. That's why we should always note the valuable knowledge that we had to spend hours deriving it. One day we'll surely forget it but that's because of the automatic unlearning process which is always automatically triggered when we learn new stuffs especially the things that aren't completely related to what we've learned.

Where, what and how. A schema is a specific idea or plan that occurs when a situation takes place, schema’s can be made for everything and can have as mainly purpose to display a plan of action or important information.

I think one contributing factor why people assume automatically that the one who said that was his father is because of the statement itself. It mentions the son's father but never the mother. The use of pronouns such as "he" and "him" gives us an illusion that it might be the father who said that (I can't operate him, he's my son). If the statement adds a sentence, for example, "her mother cries because of what happens to her son and husband", then the question "Who is the doctor?" might become easier for most people. Our brain only processes information that is available at the present, unless our minds wander and look through its library for more connection. That's where the problem lies, we don't have time and energy to sip through information in our brain to make some connection when we are solving a problem that is currently in front of us and pressuring us to solve it immediately. It really takes time to think to solve something unless we have a repeated experience about that.

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I'm currently studying psychology and am already preparing for the first exam. However, I'm stuck on a question/topic and can't get any further. Maybe someone can help me please. "Which direction of information processing sets in when you start worrying about going to the restaurant before entering the restaurant. What role do higher-level knowledge structures play, what role do environmental stimuli play?" ... I think it all has to do with scheme and bottom-up/top-down, but I don't quite understand what it has to do with thinking before entering a place. I don't understand that at all. It's about 2 work colleagues meeting again after a long time in a course "social cognition" but both of them didn't have much to do with each other before and the woman suddenly finds him sympathetic and that's why the two meet in a restaurant (but the story has nothing to do with love).

Hey Theodore, any tips on finding your voice? I've noticed progress in your verbal delivery over the course of time. (I watched your first videos). I have a new channel and trying to discover my voice.

So what new schema have you cooked up.

Thanks dad wish you would've let me know this shit when I was a kid

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Don't take risk scheme is deep inside my brain, and is killing me!

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Frederic Bartlett

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Is this what Temple Grandin is referring to when she says that autistic people cannot pull up a general idea of what an object looks like and can only think of an exact object they have seen instead? Maybe not what she was referring to but, It seems like it would be incorporated in there somehow. 🤔

why does the female doctor look like the titan who ate Eren's mom 🚶‍♀️

OK, this is how I went about the riddle. I thought it was a word play, it said, A Father and son. So I assumed the father who died was father but not the father of the kid who was in the accident. So the Kid's actual father is the Doctor in the hospital. My brain is stupid like this 😅🤣😂 Did anyone else do this?

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That's a perfect riddle to prove schema lol

The example with the Doctor - is wrong. It's likely that that's the reason it tricks people.

This explains the INFJ so well. Wow

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No scheme

Toooooo fast speech

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Slow your speech down,please?

I think you should research this topic a bit more. Schema is not a theory, it is already used in therapy (Schema therapy) and it has its bases on experiences and the neuronal paths they make in our brain. There are several good books on this subject, one of them being "Reinventing Your Life" by Jeffrey Young. Or I misunderstood the video and you're talking about something else. That can happen.

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Why are you speaking like a bullet train? Please speak slow. Otherwise all your videos are completely incomprehensible.

You proceed too fast. That's not the proper way to teach.

Please speak slowly.

I thought the father was gay and the doctor were his husband😂

schema: a totally redundant concept that lets people pretend they are smarter than others while they talk about it

Your foundation is WRONG! I remember my babyhood and knew everything the adults were saying. Sometimes babies cry because they can not articulate what they want to say...

A advice for you - Please don't pronounce Sentence so quickly,,,Sometimes we couldn't get what u r saying and make no sense,,,,,if u know we need a communication gap to understand it rightly!! TY

Please talk slower

Thank you