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In order to refine the process of marketing, studies are now turning to neuroscience in order to analyse the brain’s physical response to our wants and desires. By using techniques such as magnetic...
A reference guide to the brain and mind. Eleven psychologists and neuroscientists, including Nobel laureate Herbert Simon, discuss topics including consciousness, memory, learning, problem-solving, emotional...
A model of the human mind simulating the processes of reasoning, decision-making and understanding language. Explores the capabilities of real minds and features a natural-language interface that enables...
Examines how laughter and play are crucial to brain development and reveals how some scientists are recommending play as an alternative to drugs in helping to treat hyperactive children.
Joel Benington of Stanford University presents a 10-part telecourse on the brain and its functions.
A multimedia CD-ROM for introductory psychology using audio, video, static and animated sequences. Covers: global issues of biological psychology; nerve cells and nerve impulses; synapses and drugs; anatomy...
Examines the brain and its function in order to examine human consciousness.
Professor Susan Greenfield conducts a tour of the brain with a small group that includes schoolchildren and graduates. A brief historical introduction is followed by a discussion on our present, admittedly...
Introduces some of the explanations for autism and illustrates some of the scientific and psychological techniques used to investigate disorders of the mind and brain. Notes that, even after 50 years of...
The 165th Royal Institution Christmas Lectures series, in which Dr Susan Greenfield examines the workings of the brain. 1: How what we do, think, feel and experience is related to electrical signals...
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