Response to 'Is the Brain Mostly a Modular System or Do We Need Distributed Processing Frameworks?': Contemplating the Questions We Ask in Cognitive Neuroscience

We Ask in Cognitive Neuroscience 2 When contemplating the questions that we ask about the brain, and why, I often find it helpful to replace the brain with another anatomical structure.

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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.21428/8e6ba8ef.e58bacb1
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Cognitive Science and Mapping
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Response to 'Is the Brain Mostly a Modular System or Do We Need Distributed Processing Frameworks?': Contemplating the Questions We Ask in Cognitive Neuroscience

Marc N. Coutanche
Cognitive Science and Mapping
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Response to 'Is the Brain Mostly a Modular System or Do We Need Distributed Processing Frameworks?': Contemplating the Questions We Ask in Cognitive Neuroscience

Marc N. Coutanche
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We Ask in Cognitive Neuroscience 2 When contemplating the questions that we ask about the brain, and why, I often find it helpful to replace the brain with another anatomical structure.

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