Neuroscience of CommunicationFollowing a very successful first edition, Neuroscience of Communication, 2E has been revised and updated and is one step ahead of its predecessor. It continues to provide readers with a deep understanding and lively untellectual curiosity of the brain and how it works. Chapter summaries are included and each chapter has a "study guide" of pertinent questions to help the users review. Marginal notes and boxes are included throughout the text and important terms are printed in bold-faced type and indexed. Many of the discussions have been clarified or expanded and Chapter Four in the first edition is now two chapters in the second edition. Also included are 14 new illustrations and a new chapter on sensory systems. |
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Contents
Introduction and Historical Perspective | 3 |
Nerve Cells and Muscles | 27 |
Gross Anatomy and Blood Supply of the Brain | 61 |
Copyright | |
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acoustic activity artery auditory axons brain brainstem branches called carry causes cell bodies cerebellar cerebellum cerebral cortex cerebral hemispheres cerebrum Chapter cochlear colliculus complex connections contains continuous cortices cranial nerves damage deep dendrites Describe diencephalon division dorsal duct enter extend external fibers Figure frequency frontal functions ganglion geniculate gyri gyrus hair cells head hearing human important inferior inner internal capsule ipsilateral language lateral layer lies lobe lower major matter mechanisms medial membrane midbrain middle midline motor neurons movements multipolar muscle named neocortex nervous system neural nucleus nucleus solitarius olfactory order neurons organ outer pass pathways perception peripheral pons portion posterior potentials primary processes pyramidal receives reflex sense sensory showing side somesthetic sound specific speech spinal cord structure Summary superior surface synapse temporal terminate thalamus theory third tion tract types ventral ventricle vestibular visual