Their problem is that once their pre-frontal cortexes have been damaged they are unable to apply this knowledge to actual situations.In this section Enfants terribles An un-killer app A witch's brew New chips off the block ReprintsThese findings led Dr Damasio and his colleagues to ponder exactly when and how social and moral knowledge is learnt by the brain.
It's these sorts of misleading maneuvers that Ullrich Ecker, a psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Western Australia, was pondering when he decided to test how slight — and slightly misleading — shifts in headlines can affect reading.
It's these sorts of misleading maneuvers that Ullrich Ecker, a psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Western Australia, was pondering when he decided to test how slight and slightly misleading shifts in headlines can affect reading.
Whether, when, and how much to tell is a choice to ponder carefully, depending on specific needs and personal circumstances.
They rarely paused to ponder the whys and hows or where the joyride might end.
Go to the house of the painters Merlin James and Carol Rhodes, at 42 Carlton Place, and you will see an extraordinary miscellany, including paintings by Sickert and Derain, to make one ponder how (and when) contemporary art becomes the art of the past.
I've had a lot of time to ponder: How and when did that banana become mine?
Logistics: When, Where, and How.
When we ponder over how the KIFC1-like protein and perinuclear microtubules are able to assist in transforming nuclear shape, an essential structure inside the nucleus, the nuclear lamina, has to be taken into account.
We are able to feel more joy from an adventure when we ponder it beyond calculating how it will appear in a Facebook status.
