What neuroscience can reveal about cognition and its origins Skerry, A.E. and Saxe, RCognitive scientists have long been concerned with the origins of human knowledge. Over the last several decades, researche

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Date: 2016-08-19 12:34:50 Neuroscience Brain Cerebrum Cognition Temporal lobe Attention Face perception Vision Cognitive science Cognitive neuroscience Theory of mind Inferior temporal gyrus		What neuroscience can reveal about cognition and its origins Skerry, A.E. and Saxe, RCognitive scientists have long been concerned with the origins of human knowledge. Over the last several decades, researche Add to Reading List Source URL: saxelab.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 271,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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