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      Is a Biological Science of Values Possible

      Brain and Values

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      Brain and Values book

      Is a Biological Science of Values Possible
      Edited ByKarl H. Pribram
      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 1998
      eBook Published 11 June 2016
      Pub. Location New York
      Imprint Psychology Press
      DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203763834
      Pages 576
      eBook ISBN 9780203763834
      Subjects Behavioral Sciences
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      Pribram, K.H. (Ed.). (1998). Brain and Values: Is a Biological Science of Values Possible (1st ed.). Psychology Press. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203763834

      ABSTRACT

      This 5th volume of the Appalachian Conference discusses how the brain processes information, the role of memory and value, and models of creativity. It pursues aspects of cognitive neuroscience and behavioral neurodynamics, such as the topic of values and quantum-distributed processing in the brain.

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      part

      Keynote

      chapter |21 pages

      Successful Intelligence: An Expanded Approach to Understanding Intelligence

      ByRobert J. Sternberg

      part |5 pages

      Foreword

      chapter |3 pages

      Ruminations on Sex and Death; Memory and Value

      ByKarl H. Pribram

      part |46 pages

      Introduction

      chapter 1|12 pages

      Mixing Memory and Desire: Want and Will in Neural Modeling

      ByBruce J. MacLennan

      chapter 2|12 pages

      On Brain and Value: Utility, Preference, Play and Creativity

      ByKarl H. Pribram

      chapter 3|20 pages

      Values, Goals and Utility in an Engineering-Based Theory of Mammalian Intelligence

      ByPaul J. Werbos

      part |199 pages

      Preference

      chapter 4|31 pages

      Stimulus Class Formation in Animals

      ByThomas R. Zentall

      chapter 5|69 pages

      Virtual Associative Networks: A Framework for Cognitive Modeling

      ByYan M. Yufik

      chapter 6|27 pages

      Self-Organization of Cortical Information Processing

      ByThomas P. Vogl, Kim T. Blackwell, Daniel L. Alkon

      chapter 7|30 pages

      The Self-Organizing Map, a Possible Model of Brain Maps

      ByTeuvo Kohonen

      chapter 8|12 pages

      Pragmatic Approach to Consciousness

      ByHenry P. Stapp

      chapter 9|25 pages

      Do All Dynamical Systems Have Memory? Implications of the Systemic Memory Hypothesis for Science and Society 1

      ByGary E. Schwartz, Linda G. Russek

      part |129 pages

      Utility

      chapter 10|21 pages

      Preserved Vocabulary and Reading Acquisition in an Amnesic Child

      ByCharles A. Ahern, Frank B. Wood, Christine M. McBrien

      chapter 11|24 pages

      The role of Memory in Brain, Values, and Choice

      ByBennet B. Murdock

      chapter 12|14 pages

      The Transfer of Value in Simultaneous Discriminations: Implications for Cognitive and Social Processes

      ByThomas R. Zentall, Lou M. Sherburne

      chapter 13|22 pages

      The Experience-dependent Maturation of an Evaluative System in the Cortex

      ByAllan N. Schore

      chapter 14|21 pages

      The Electricity of Touch: Detection and measurement of cardiac energy exchange between people

      ByRollin McCraty, Mike Atkinson, Dana Tomasino, William A. Tiller

      chapter 15|23 pages

      Readiness For Action

      ByLüder Deecke, Wilfried Lang

      part |143 pages

      Creativity

      chapter 16|20 pages

      A Larmarckian Model of Creativity

      ByRobert J. Sternberg

      chapter 17|44 pages

      Creativity: Reframed As A Biological Process

      BySam Leven

      chapter 18|34 pages

      Values, Agency, and the Theory of Quantum Vacuum Interaction

      ByRaymond Trevor Bradley

      chapter 19|29 pages

      On Cognitive Maps, Vicarious Trial-and-Error, and Impulsivity

      ByAbram Amsel

      chapter 20|13 pages

      Role of the Hippocampus in Learning and Memory: A Computational Analysis

      ByJ. L. McClelland

      part |10 pages

      Afterword

      chapter |8 pages

      Afterword

      ByKarl H. Pribram
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