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 Understanding Higher cognition

in terms of brain anatomy, physiology and chemistry
Section 2 The phenomena of higher cognition
The major types of memory – semantic, episodic, priming, procedural, and working memory; speech; complex cognitive tasks; human consciousness and self awareness

Lecture 2 Higher Cognition A

Part 1  Human Brain Capabilities  
Part 2  Human Brain System Features
Part 3  Semantic and Episodic Memory
Part 4  Procedural Memory and Priming

Lecture 3 Higher Cognition B
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Part 1  Working Memory
Part 2  Different Types of Memory
Part 3  Speech Capabilities
Part 4  Speech Experiments
​Part 5  Skills, Planning and Consciousness

                                                                                                                                             
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