That’s the 2nd part of a three-easy-steps-guide to neuroeconomics (see previous post). As is obvious if you ever perused through an article in neuroeconomics, brain images have a central role in social neuroscience. So a question that is often asked in the corridors and conference rooms is how trustful those visual representations are. In particular, [...]
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fMRI and brain images: is it real science?
Posted in cognitive neuroscience, tagged Anne Beaulieu, brain imaging, fMRI, Guy Tiberghien, Karen Knorr-Cetina, localizationist, Michael Lynch, neuroscience, phrenology, visual, Yann Giraud on December 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »