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oscillations integrating attention, perception, learning, and memory
1 online resource (computer files (261 pages) : illustrations (some color)
Memory itself is inseparable from all other brain functions and involves distributed dynamic neural processes. This book bridges the disciplines of neurophysiology, cognitive psychology, and EEG-brain dynamics to understand how the brain represents mental events that are interwoven with memory. The text presents a new study-framework that links oscillatory brain activity with the concept of dynamic memory, leading to dynamic-APLR alliance and all brain functions.
Series preface / Robert Miller -- Preface -- Author -- Part 1. Foundations. Chapter 1. Introduction and core philosophy -- Chapter 2. Concepts and theories -- Part 2. Experiments and their interpretation. Chapter 3. Shaping dynamic and evolving memories by reciprocal activation of attention, perception, learning, and remembering -- Chapter 4. Perception and memory-related oscillations in whole brain -- Chapter 5. Causal factors controlling brain responsiveness and memory : prestimulus EEG activity, entropy, and genetics -- Chapter 6. Correlation of multiple oscillations with integrative functions and memory -- Chapter 7. Are integrative brain functions shaped by superbinding and selectively distributed oscillations? -- Chapter 8. Grandmother experiments in perception of memory : recognition of Gestalts -- Part 3. Memory function : models and theories. Chapter 9. EEG-related models of memory states and hierarchies -- Chapter 10. New trends in memory dynamics : concluding remarks -- Chapter 11. Memory and whole-brain work : draft of a theory based on EEG oscillations -- Epilogue. From EEG-brain dynamics to memory-brain dynamics -- References -- Abbreviations and glossary -- Appendix. Relevant mathematical methods -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Conceptual advances in brain research ; v. 7