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Introduction to the Neuroscience of Conceptual Thinking: The Uncertainty Code: How Our Individual Conceptual Systems Guide Thought, Condition Behavior, and Shape Perception

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Introduction to the Neuroscience of Conceptual Thinking: The Uncertainty Code: How Our Individual Conceptual Systems Guide Thought, Condition Behavior, and Shape Perception
19.99 €
This book examines in detail how human perception is formed at the neurophysiological level, reality is modeled, conceptual representations are created, and individual conceptual systems are formed; how these representations govern our worldview and determine motivation, values, goals, behavior, and human destiny. In other words, this work is an attempt to uncover the underlying code of the operating system of our "computer"—our mind—and to understand it, in order to learn to independently and consciously control it and filter out unwanted "programs" installed by third-party users and the environment. The author, neuroscientist Maria Svet, has undertaken a comprehensive effort to select and synthesize existing mainstream theories and approaches in neuroscience, both classical and contemporary. Her book clearly demonstrates how neuroscience explains the processes of thinking and conceptualization, and the importance of understanding these processes for optimal adaptation in the modern world. This book is intended for professionals—psychotherapists, coaches, and teachers—as well as for all readers interested in the mechanisms of their own brain and consciousness and who wish to use neuroscience knowledge in their daily practice.
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