toril at fidibus.uio.no (Toril Myrtveit) writes:
>I heard some people are using MRI to study which parts of the brain is involved
>in different tasks. I wondered about the time resolution you can get on MRI.
>Is it possible to ask someone to solve some kind of problem, and study which
>parts of the brain works, in which order etc; -a way of studying thinking
>strategies?
>Toril
Of course, there are many programs available that display MRI scans and
teach about localization of activity. You may try the WWW pages to find
them as a starting point try: http://www.hanover.edu/psych/Krantz/other.html
Use this as a starting point to find what you are looking for.
Also a good new book to look at is "DESCARTES ERROR" by Antonio Damasio.
Kevin Hurley
khurley at quapaw.astate.edu
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Kevin E. Hurley | khurley at quapaw.astate.edu
Major: Psychology | khurley at caddo.astate.edu
Minor: Computer Science | Arkansas State University
