Foundational issues in human brain mapping /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, Mass. :
MIT Press,
[2010]
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Table of Contents:
- A critique of functional localizers
- Divide and conquer : a defense of functional localizers
- Commentary on Divide and conquer : a defense of functional localizers
- An exchange about localism
- Multivariate pattern analysis of fMRI data : high-dimensional spaces for neural and cognitive representations
- Begging the question : the nonindependence error in fMRI data analysis
- On the proper role of nonindependent ROI analysis : a commentary on Vul and Kanwisher
- On the advantages of not having to rely on multiple comparison corrections
- Confirmation, refutation, and the evidence of fMRI
- Words and pictures in reports of fMRI research
- Discovering how brains do things
- Resting-state brain connectivity
- Subtraction and beyond : the logic of experimental designs for neuroimaging
- Advancements in fMRI methods : what can they inform about the functional organization of the human ventral stream?
- Intersubject variability in fMRI data : causes, consequences, and related analysis strategies
- Neuroimaging and inferential distance : the perils of pictures
- Brains and minds : on the usefulness of localisation data to cognitive psychology
- Neuroimaging as a tool for functionally decomposing cognitive processes
- What is functional neuroimaging for?