Breaking down the brain's behavior

Breaking down the brain's behavior
- February 28, 2012
- New textbook by cognitive sciences researcher Nicole Gage helps undergrads understand cognitive neuroscience
For Nicole Gage, cognitive neuroscience is a heady topic. The cognitive sciences associate
researcher has been studying the brain's neural framework since the late 90s. In 2007,
she coauthored with Bernard J. Baars, Neurosciences Institute, a widely used advanced
textbook on the topic. The pair have now followed up with a beginner's guide to cognitive
neuroscience. Fundamentals of Cognitive Neuroscience, published in January by Elsevier, is written for use in undergraduate courses and
for those generally interested in understanding the brain's role in sight, sound,
consciousness, learning/memory, problem solving, speech, executive control, emotions,
socialization and development. Check it out online.
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