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Cognitive Psychology: Connecting Mind, Research and Everyday Experience

E. Bruce Goldstein

Chapter 2

Cognitive Neuroscience - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

01:45

Problem 1

Describe the idea of levels of analysis. How does this relate to answering the question "Why study cognitive neuroscience?"

Emily Himsel
Emily Himsel
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02:33

Problem 2

How did early brain researchers describe the brain in terms of a nerve net? How does the idea of individual neurons differ from the idea of a nerve net?

Vishal Sharma
Vishal Sharma
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01:18

Problem 3

Describe the research that led Cajal to propose the neuron doctrine.

Jessica Wooten
Jessica Wooten
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01:17

Problem 4

Describe the structure of a neuron. Describe the synapse and neural circuits.

James Kiss
James Kiss
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00:47

Problem 5

How are action potentials recorded from a neuron? What do these signals look like, and what is the relation between action potentials and stimulus intensity?

Eleanor Behling
Eleanor Behling
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01:54

Problem 6

How has the question of how different perceptions can be represented by neurons been answered? Consider both research involving recording from single neurons and ideas about sensory coding.

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Lucija Velican
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02:00

Problem 7

How is neural representation for memory different from representation for perception? How is it similar?

Stacy Storey
Stacy Storey
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