neuroscience

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Progress on such important emotional/cognitive topics requires us to "dock" effectively between intrinsically fuzzy psychological concepts (best operationalized behaviorally) and emerging neuroscientific knowledge.
The work reviewed here on dyslexia gives us a clearer view of what an integrated neuroscientific understanding of a developmental disorder will look like.
Some of the relevant neuroscientific data have been surveyed along with areas in which localist models have been rejected apparently without good cause.
According to the dynamic field approach, information gets represented by exploiting the neuroscientific concept of activation in the metric space of a dynamic field.
However, the book also covers neuroscientific methodology in some depth.
It is to be hoped that future research, from both ends of the subject, linguistic and neuroscientific, can shed some light on this question.
Second, as with any research, what neuroscientific approaches can find is constrained by the methods they employ.
Some may agree to this point, in principle, but feel that it cannot be studied experimentally within a neuroscientific framework.
The sections based on neuroscientific research confirm this impression.
On the other hand, some of its basic assumptions are consistent with current neuroscientific theories of schizophrenia.
It means that pure neuroscientific findings can never solve the imagery debate, because all they can find are activities in brain areas.
However, neuroscientific principles are rarely considered in current approaches to prevention or intervention.
The cognitive neuroscientific approach is a linguistic formalization of one form of interdiscipline integration that is occurring.
The sixth section is concerned with neuroscientific approaches to musical creativity.
A review of the neuroscientific literature reveals that much of this confusion comes from poor use of terms and model nonspecificity.
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