The Student\'s Guide to Cognitive Neuroscience Notes

Notes 1-10 + Terminology

This document contains all terms and definitions from chapters 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, and 16. You can use it to make flashcards or to study for you exams. It could even be handy for just having on your computer while getting through the book so you can seek out the definitions of terms very easily.

This is a very complete summary with the PPT's, the handbook and the notes included in the lesson. In the summary there is a lot of use of images (which are also explained) to make the course material so clear. It is a complete document that suffice for me to study and get a good grade.

Summary The Student's Guide to Cognitive Neuroscience. Himself an 8 brought.

This is a summary of the dorsal visual system for spatial processing. Typically a cognition and neuroscience course. I did this course in my second year of university, the course was NeuroPsychology. This summary is as simplified as can be without omitting important details.

This is a summary of the techniques used to assess brain anatomy and activity. Typically a cognition and neuroscience course. I did this course in my second year of university, the course was NeuroPsychology. This summary is as simplified as can be without omitting important details.

Extensive summary of all exam material of the course Perception, Attention, and Decision-making (Minor Brain and Cognition).

Extensive summary of all exam material of the course Language and Communication (Minor Brain and Cognition).

A comprehensive summary of chapters 1 to 7 of the book The Student's Guide to Social Neuroscience of the course Neuroscience of Social Behavior and Emotional Disorders

This is a summary for the minor “Neuroeconomics: How the brain decides”. At the Rotterdam School of Management, these are my own notes of the lectures and literature, sorted by lecture. I have successfully obtained the minor myself and this summary can easily help you in studying both the partial examination and the final examination.