Publikation: Physiological units and behavioral elements : dynamic brains relate to dynamic behavior
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Keil, Andreas
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 2000, 23(3), pp. 406-407. Available under: doi: 10.1017/S0140525X00293254
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Nunez is to be applauded for putting forward a theoretical brain model. In order to improve any model it needs to be experimentally testable. The model presented in the target article suffers from insufficient clarity as to how new experimental designs could be derived. This is a consequence of neglecting the purpose of the brain, which is to produce effective and adaptive behavior. It might be possible to overcome this drawback by including Hebb-based modeling.
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KEIL, Andreas, Thomas ELBERT, 2000. Physiological units and behavioral elements : dynamic brains relate to dynamic behavior. In: Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 2000, 23(3), pp. 406-407. Available under: doi: 10.1017/S0140525X00293254BibTex
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