Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience notes

THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS FROM THE COURSE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE (200300074) These notes will provide you all the thing you really need to know mostly based on the lectures, but it focusses on thing written in the book AND told in the lectures. High chance that all these things will be in the exam on 6th of December. These notes are all from the lectures given in 2019. Cognitieve Neurowetenschappen in het Nederlands :p

Summary of lectures and book for the final exam of Cognitive Neuroscience. Includes everything you need for the second/final exam.

In this file, you will find a comprehensive summary of all the material you need to know for the first cognitive neuroscience partial exam at Utrecht University. All lectures are covered in this summary and difficult terms have been further explained.

This file contains a comprehensive summary of all the material you need to know for the second cognitive neuroscience exam at Utrecht University. All lectures are covered in this summary and difficult terms are further explained.

These are my lecture notes in English. I've written everything the teacher has said, including pictures for clarity. Good luck with studying!!

This document is written in English and contains the chapter summaries and the glossary of chapters 8-15 in order to study for the second exam of Cognitive Neuroscience. It is quite complete, well organized and easy to read.

IMPORTANT: This is a detailed summary of the literature relevant for the Cognitive Neuroscience Exam. It covers the required chapters from the book "Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience" as well as the additional assigned readings. Emphasis is placed on concepts that the lecturer finds interesting and have therefore a higher probability of being in the exam.

These are my lecture notes in English. I took over everything he said, there are also images in it for clarity. Good luck studying!!

This document is written in English and it contains a complete summary of chapters 8-15 for the second exam of Cognitive Neuroscience UU. Important terms are highlighted and concepts are clearly defined. Clear layout for easier study!

Summary of all the lectures of the course the adaptive brain from the minor Biomolecular sciences and Neuroscience at the VU.

Extensive lecture notes + images + discussed matters in class of chapters 2, 6, 8, 13, 14, 15 of the book Principles of cognitive neuroscience.

This is a very extensive summary of the book Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience, used in the course Cognitive Neuroscience () at Utrecht University. It includes everything from the book.

A summary of chapters 8 through 15 of the book Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience. You need these chapters for the second sub-exam of the Cognitive Neuroscience course at Utrecht University. Good luck learning!

Here is my summary of the first 7 chapters of Dale Purves' book Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience. You need these chapters for the first Cognitive Neuroscience sub-exam. Good luck learning!

In this document, you will find my lecture notes for the Cognitive Neuroscience course. These are the lectures needed for subtest 2 (lecture 7 to 13), good luck learning!

This is an extensive summary of the Cognitive Neurobiology course which is part of the Neurobiology minor (from Biomedical Sciences) at the University of Amsterdam. It is based on the given lectures and the book Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience by Purves et al. (2012).

This document is written in English and it covers chapters 1-7 for the first exam of Cognitive Neuroscience, It also contains a list of the most important terms and their definitions.

This document is written in English and it contains a complete summary of chapters 8-15 for the second exam of Cognitive Neuroscience UU. Important terms are highlighted and concepts are clearly defined. Clear layout for easier study!

This file contains a comprehensive summary of all the material you need to know for the second cognitive neuroscience exam at Utrecht University. All lectures are covered in this summary and difficult terms are further explained.

These are all my notes from lectures 1 to 14 (except lecture 13) of the course “Cognitive Neuroscience” (200300074), related to the book “Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience, ISBN: 9780878935734” and given at Utrecht University.