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Categorization is ‘baked’ into the brain

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By Lisa Feldman Barrett, Earl Miller
| Nature Verified
Abstract Categorization, the grouping of objects, living organisms, actions or events into equivalence clusters, is fundamental to adaptive behaviour. Traditionally, it is assumed that categorization begins with feature detection and ends with assigning representations stored in memory.
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Siete lecciones y media sobre el cerebro

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By Lisa Feldman Barrett
| Espacio Logopédico
En siete ensayos breves (además de una breve historia sobre cómo evolucionaron los cerebros), esta colección revela lecciones que expanden la mente de las primeras líneas de la investigación en neurociencia. Aprenderemos de dónde provienen los cerebros, cómo están estructurados (y por qué es importante) y cómo el nuestro funciona en conjunto con otros cerebros para crear todo lo que experimenta.
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It’s not the thought that counts: Allostasis at the core of brain function

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By Jordan Theriault, Yuta Katsumi, Henning M. Reimann, Jiahe Zhang, Philip Deming, Bradford C. Dickerson, Karen S. Quigley, Lisa Feldman Barrett
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords allostasis Alzheimer’s disease functional connectivity metabolism predictive coding cytoarchitecture peripheral signaling Introduction Psychological science and neuroscience often frame scientific questions in terms of mental activity—cognitions, emotions, perceptions, intelligent behavior, connecting with others, consciousness, and other psychological phenomena.
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