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How can we study reasoning in the brain?
2015
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
The brain did not develop a dedicated device for reasoning. This fact bears dramatic consequences. While for perceptuo-motor functions neural activity is shaped by the input's statistical properties, and processing is carried out at high speed in hardwired spatially segregated modules, in reasoning, neural activity is driven by internal dynamics and processing times, stages, and functional brain geometry are largely unconstrained a priori. Here, it is shown that the complex properties of
doi:10.3389/fnhum.2015.00222
pmid:25964755
pmcid:PMC4408754
fatcat:ktvxkvexp5ggxj2z5gzxtiev3e