We Can Trace the Origins of the Term Cognitive Neuroscience

question 49

Multiple Choice

We can trace the origins of the term cognitive neuroscience to

• A)the 19th-century English neurologist John Hughlings Jackson.
• B)Edward Thorndike's 1911 monograph Animal Intelligence.
• C)the Second Symposium on Information Theory,held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1956.
• D)a taxi that Michael Gazzaniga and George Miller shared in the 1970s.

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Definitions:

Direct Contact

The physical interaction between two or more individuals which can lead to the transmission of communicable diseases.

Nonindustrialized

Referring to countries or regions with less developed industrial infrastructure and lower levels of economic productivity.

Sibling Relationships

The dynamic and interactions that exist between brothers and sisters.

Agricultural Societies

Communities whose economy and way of life are based primarily on agriculture and farming activities.