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1. Introduction to the Human Brain

1:19:56
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2. Neuroanatomy

50:18
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4. Cognitive Neuroscience Methods I

1:00:38
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5. Cognitive Neuroscience Methods II

1:11:52
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6. Introduction to the Human Brain

56:48
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7. Category Selectivity, Controversies, and MVPA

1:09:23
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8. Navigation I

1:23:10
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9. Navigation II

1:11:50
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Lecture 10: Development, Nature & Nurture I (9.13)

1:21:08
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Lecture 11: Development, Nature & Nurture II (9.13)

1:17:49
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Lecture 16: Music (9.13)

1:12:24
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Lecture 18: Language I (9.13)

1:08:59
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Lecture 21: Brain Networks (9.13)

1:23:23
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Lecture 13: Number (9.13)

1:10:23
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Lecture 15: Hearing and Speech (9.13)

1:18:30
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Lecture 20: Theory of Mind & Mentalizing (9.13)

1:16:02
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Lecture 24: Attention and Awareness (9.13)

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Lecture 15: Hearing and Speech (9.13)

Nancy KanwisherMIT

Professor

1:18:30·2021·undergraduate level

This lecture explores the species-specific auditory mechanisms for human speech and music, outlining ongoing research into the functional organization of these specialized skills.

Bio & NeuroNeuroscience & CognitionAuditory ProcessingSpeech PerceptionAuditory Cortex

MIT 9.13 The Human Brain, Spring 2019

Instructor: Nancy Kanwisher

View the complete course: https://ocw.mit.edu/9-13S19

YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP60IKRN_pFptIBxeiMc0MCJP

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