Titlebook: Dynamics of Sensory and Cognitive Processing by the Brain; Integrative Aspects Erol Ba?ar Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berl

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Organizational Efficiency and Valuesnd co-opted the machinery of the forebrain. Olfaction remains the simplest among the sensory systems. For this reason, if for no other, the study of sensation and cognition might well begin with the sense of smell. But there are three other good reasons: the parallels that exist between olfaction an

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John P. Gigch (Professor Emeritus)pes da Silva 1982). The ensemble of reports in this volume shows the broad extent of applications of the EEG, of sensory EPs and event-related potentials (ERPs), and of contingent negative variation (CNV) to the understanding of CNS information processing and of behavior.

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Ernesto Savona,Gioacchino Natoliulty with those of mental activity per se (Gevins et al. 1980). The second generation measured cross-correlations between 91 pairwise combinations of 15 electrodes recorded during performance of simple tasks. These split-second tasks, controlled so that only the type of judgment varied, were associa

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