Topographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing?
A recent study showed that topographic field maps of complex cognitive functions, such as numerosity, exist in the human brain. This is an exciting, novel approach for studying the neural representation of high-level cognition. However, the results can also be explained on the basis of the confoundi...
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| author | Gebuis, T Gevers, W Cohen Kadosh, R |
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| description | A recent study showed that topographic field maps of complex cognitive functions, such as numerosity, exist in the human brain. This is an exciting, novel approach for studying the neural representation of high-level cognition. However, the results can also be explained on the basis of the confounding non-numerical sensory cues of numerosity. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:0cab9ae8-14a8-4924-8441-b0b17307b0c62022-03-26T09:36:17ZTopographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing?Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0cab9ae8-14a8-4924-8441-b0b17307b0c6EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2014Gebuis, TGevers, WCohen Kadosh, RA recent study showed that topographic field maps of complex cognitive functions, such as numerosity, exist in the human brain. This is an exciting, novel approach for studying the neural representation of high-level cognition. However, the results can also be explained on the basis of the confounding non-numerical sensory cues of numerosity. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd. |
| spellingShingle | Gebuis, T Gevers, W Cohen Kadosh, R Topographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing? |
| title | Topographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing? |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Topographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing? |
| title_short | Topographic representation of high-level cognition: Numerosity or sensory processing? |
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