Information processing by the brain : views and hypotheses from a physiological-cognitive perspective

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Information processing by the brain : views and hypotheses from a physiological-cognitive perspective

edited by Hans J.Markowitsch

Huber, c1988

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The main focus of this volume is on various aspects of how information is encoded, stored, and retrieved in higher organisms, including humans. Chapters dealing with "physiological" perspectives focus on changes in neuronal tissues and transmitters, while those with a more "cognitive" approach address the higher, more complex and integrative actions of information transmission.

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