Cognitive Neuroscience: A Very Short Introduction
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Science & Technology
Philosophy
Format
Kindle
Pages
152
Language
English
Published
Sep 14, 2016
Publisher
OUP Oxford
ISBN-10
0191089540
ISBN-13
9780191089541
Description
Richard Passingham dives into the intricate world of cognitive neuroscience, a field that emerged as a fresh perspective on the links between brain workings and human behavior. With its roots steeped in the shifts from the older behaviorist views, this exploration illuminates how scientists began to unravel the complexities of thought, perception, and emotion by studying the brain.
As he unfolds this captivating narrative, Passingham doesn’t shy away from the complexities and challenges faced in understanding the human mind. With engaging insights and a clear style, he draws readers into the journey of how cognitive neuroscience has evolved, making it accessible for anyone curious about the science behind their thoughts and feelings.
As he unfolds this captivating narrative, Passingham doesn’t shy away from the complexities and challenges faced in understanding the human mind. With engaging insights and a clear style, he draws readers into the journey of how cognitive neuroscience has evolved, making it accessible for anyone curious about the science behind their thoughts and feelings.
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