For higher order aspects of social cognition, including empathy and theory of mind, a frontotemporal cortical network has been implicated that includes regions affected by progressive supranuclear palsy pathology.
Consistent with this possibility, the bilateral pre-SMA is a region that has previously been associated with the planning and preparation of movement, initiation of movement on cues, and higher order aspects of speech (e.g., Petrides et al. 1993).
Recently, however, it has become apparent that both spatial and "temporal order" aspects of OR are likely to be strongly hippocampus dependent (Fortin et al. 2002; Manns and Eichenbaum 2006, 2009; Manns et al. 2007; Farovik et al. 2010).
These high order aspects of inference in the brain represent the frontiers of theoretical neurobiology frontiers that may hold the key for a systemic understanding of several neuropsychiatric syndromes.
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On the other hand, these distinctions of scope make it possible to define a much richer variety of policies than first-order aspect languages permit.
This is also the case for certain pointcuts, such as if pointcuts in AspectJ, or simply all pointcuts in higher-order aspect languages like AspectScheme.
They thus involve a certain degree of reflexivity or self-awareness of the sort that is central to higher-order theories, but the higher-order aspect is more an implicit feature of the stream of contents rather than present in distinct explicit higher-order states of the sort found in standard HO theories.
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Thus, the frequency tuning in the space-specific neurons of ICx is not simply due to tonotopy inherited from upstream neurons, but rather reflects a higher-order aspect of the neural code that may contribute to a more robust representation of sound location.
