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The cybernetics of learning mathematics and computer sciences
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (2008) 37 (1): 94–103.
Published: 15 February 2008
... and computer sciences. Each of the two cerebral hemispheres, the left and the right, is specialized to some degree in particular cognitive functions. These differences between the hemispheres are described by Ben Dov and Carmon (1976) , who suggested a model describing the integration of the functions...
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Ontological and Kantian modes of perceiving experience Hemispheric basis for physical cognition
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (2000) 29 (3): 313–332.
Published: 01 April 2000
...Uri Fidelman It is suggested that nominalism and Platonism are modes of perceiving experience in the Kantian sense. These two modes, like the temporal and the spatial Kantian modes of perceiving experience, are related to the left and right cerebral hemispheres respectively. Learning experiments...
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Neural transmission‐errors, cerebral arousability and hemisphericity: Some relations with intelligence and personality
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Kybernetes (1999) 28 (6-7): 695–725.
Published: 01 August 1999
... Cerebral hemispheres Neural transmission © MCB UP Limited 1999 Since transmission errors occur at random, it may be asked why we can obtain EEG at all in the experiments with drugs like d‐tubocurarine, and not merely “white noise” due to random potentials. A possible answer is that the number...
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An appraisal of biological theories of intelligence: A reconsideration of Eysenck’s theory of intelligence
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Kybernetes (1998) 27 (9): 1020–1035.
Published: 01 December 1998
... of Schafer. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Brain Cerebral hemispheres Cybernetics Evoked potentials Intelligence Neural transmission This last observation contradicts the findings of Haier et al. (1988), according to which most of the variance of intelligence is explained by a small...
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A method of unfolding the cerebral cortex or any other folded surface
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Kybernetes (1998) 27 (8): 959–961.
Published: 01 November 1998
... , p. 68 . James , D.B. (1996b), “ The specification of the human brain ”, Kybernetes , Vol. 26 No. 4 , pp. 101 ‐ 5 . © MCB UP Limited 1998 Brain Cerebral hemispheres Cybernetics The cortex is about 160 × 100 × 80mm, requiring a grid of 480 × 300 × 240...
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Communications and forum: Neural transmission errors and cerebral arousability theories of intelligence: a response to Robinson and Behbehani
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (1998) 27 (4): 435–439.
Published: 01 June 1998
... for the important role of transmission errors in the functioning of the brain is the well known observation that schizophrenia may be caused by over‐sensitivity to the transmitter dopamine in the left cerebral hemisphere, causing delusions and hallucinations. Hallucinations do not originate in the senses, therefore...
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Hemispheric basis for Efron’s scanning theory
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Kybernetes (1998) 27 (4): 388–415.
Published: 01 June 1998
..., but in the sense of Popper. Levy‐Agresti and Sperry (1968) characterized the functional differences between the cerebral hemispheres by the dichotomy of analytical processing of data by the left hemisphere, i.e., processing of one datum after another, versus synthetical processing of data by the right...
