Cognitive

Social Cognitive Experience

Social Cognitive Experience (SoCogeEx) refers to the way individuals process, store, and apply information about other people and social situations [12]. It is closely related to social cognition, which focuses on the role cognitive processes play in our social interactions [4]. By understanding the cognitive aspects of human behavior, we can create more engaging and persuasive experiences for our clients.

The Cognitive in SoCogEx

At SoCogEx, we combine the power of cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and creativity to deliver immersive experiences, cutting-edge AI training and development, spatial art, and consulting services. Our interdisciplinary approach allows us to create innovative solutions that resonate with diverse audiences and drive results.

Cognitive Revolution and Learning

The cognitive revolution, which began in the 1950s, has led to a deeper understanding of human cognition, influencing various fields, including learning and marketing [11]. Cognitive learning focuses on how individuals acquire and retain information, playing a crucial role in problem-solving and long-term knowledge retention [18].

Cognitive Marketing

Cognitive marketing leverages insights from cognitive science and psychology to create personalized and effective marketing campaigns [1]. By understanding the cognitive processes underlying human behavior, we create more engaging and persuasive marketing campaigns that resonate with target audiences.

Get Started with SoCogEx

Discover the power of cognitive science, AI, and creativity with SoCogEx. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you create innovative solutions that resonate with your target audience.

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