Titlebook: States of Brain and Mind; J. Allan Hobson Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 brain.medicine.neurosciences.state

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Computer and Brain,losophy since Descartes held that the beasts were automata but that human beings had in addition a soul which communicated with the body-automaton via the pineal gland. Today’s dualist may argue that the pineal gland has been supplanted by the supplementary motor area, but 20th century monism is dri

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Consciousness: Conscious, Subjective Experience,mals. The term is often applied to states of responsiveness to the environment—being conscious or in a coma, awake or asleep, and being alert or aroused within the waking state. These states can be described behaviorally by observing the human or animal. Here we restrict ourselves to the meaning of

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Dreaming,llucinations, delusions, cognitive abnormalities, emotional intensification, and amnesia. These five remarkable features of dreaming have invited its comparison to abnormal states of mind occurring during waking in certain clinical conditions, especially schizophrenia and organic syndromes. The expl

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Extrapersonal Space, Command and Control, in, for example, the eyes, ears, and nose. In many cases, this information is acted upon and a motor output is produced that is appropriate for the behavioral circumstances that triggered it; for example, a movement toward or away from an object.

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Information Processing in Nerve Cells,incoming sensory information into commands to the motor system to act upon the world. The required computations take into account past experiences, i.e., memory, and expectations of how the external world behaves. One of the ultimate goals of neuroscience is to understand the computations performed

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Intelligence, by which the human species has established preeminent control over the natural environment, and it is the principal capability possessed in greater degree by humans than by other primates. In species comparisons, intelligence is correlated with the amount of neural circuitry in the cerebral cortex