Cognitive biology evolutionary and developmental perspectives on mind, brain, and behavior /

Table of Contents: “…Doeller, and Chris M. Bird -- Animals as natural geometers / Giorgio Vallortigara -- Is cognitive modularity necessary in an evolutionary account of development? …”
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Computational and cognitive approaches to narratology

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 5: Applying Digital Storytelling to Business PlanningChapter 6: Can Computers Create Comics and Animations?; Section 3: Language and Narrative; Chapter 7: Thesaurus with Predicate-Argument Structure to Provide Base Framework to Determine States, Actions, and Change-of-States; Chapter 8: The Word Order Flexibility in Japanese Novels; Chapter 9: The Employment Status and Support Needs of Persons with Disabilities in Japan; Chapter 10: Quantitative Research into Narrative; Section 4: Cognition, Culture, and Narrative. …”

Successful cognitive and emotional aging

Table of Contents: “…Mattson -- Molecular genetic building blocks of successful cognitive and emotional aging / Brinda K. Rana -- Animal models of successful cognitive aging / Jared W. …”
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Learning from animals?

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Integrating cognitive architectures into virtual character design

Table of Contents: “…Rosenbloom -- A universal architecture for migrating cognitive agents: a case study on automatic animation generation / Kaveh Hassani, Won-Sook Lee -- Game AGI beyond characters / Alexander Zook…”

Foraging behavior and ecology /

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Maternal effects in mammals

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Essence of memory

Table of Contents: “…Galloway, N.H. Woo, B. Lu -- Animal models and behavior: their importance for the study of memory / V.F. …”

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Youmans neurological surgery

Table of Contents: “…[vol. 1] : Historical overview of neurosurgery -- Surgical anatomy of the brain -- Molecular biology primer for neurosurgeons -- Neuroembryology -- Stem cell biology in the central nervous system -- Neurons and neuroglia -- Cellular mechanisms of brain energy metabolism -- Blood-brain barrier -- Cerebral edema -- Physiology of the cerebrospinal fluid and intracranial pressure -- Neurosurgical epidemiology and outcomes assessment -- Altered consciousness -- Neuroophthalmology -- Neurotology -- Neurourology -- Neuropsychological testing -- Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging of the brain -- Radiology of the spine -- Physiologic evaluation of the brain with magnetic resonance imaging -- Molecular imaging of the brain with positron emission tomography -- Neuroanesthesia: preoperative evaluation -- Avoidance of complications in neurosurgery -- Intracranial pressure monitoring -- Principles of neurocritical care -- Surgical planning: overview -- Positioning for cranial surgery -- Patient positioning for spinal surgery -- Positioning in peripheral nerve surgery -- Incisions and closures -- Advantages and limitations of cranial endoscopy -- Thorascopic spine surgery -- Cranioplasty -- Production and flow of cerebrospinal fluid -- Clinical evaluation of adult hydrocephalus -- Shunting -- Adult hydrocephalus: the role of endoscopic third ventriculostomy -- Pathophysiology of subdural hematomas -- Medical and surgical management of chronic subdural hematomas -- Basic science of central nervous system infections -- Postoperative infections of the head and brain -- Postoperative infections of the spine -- The use and misuse of antibiotics in neurosurgery -- Brain abscess -- Meningitis and encephalitis -- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome -- Parasitic infections -- Surgical risk of transmittable diseases -- Epilepsy surgery overview -- Electrophysiologic properties of the mammalian central nervous system -- Animal models of epilepsy -- Malformations of cortical development -- Diagnosis and classification of seizures and epilepsy -- Antiepileptic medications: principles of clinical use -- Continuous electroencephalography in neurological-neurosurgical intensive care: applications and value -- Neuroradiologic evaluation for epilepsy surgery -- Evaluation of patients for epilepsy surgery -- Motor, sensory, and language mapping and monitoring for cortical resections -- Auditory language mapping -- Investigation of human cognition in epilepsy surgery patients -- Intracranial monitoring -- Surgery of extratemporal lobe epilepsy -- Standard temporal lobectomy -- Selective amygdalohippocampectomy -- Tailored resections for epilepsy -- Topectomy and multiple subpial transection -- Hemispheric dissconnection procedures -- Vagus nerve stimulation for intractable epilepsy -- Radiosurgical treatment of epilepsy -- Deep brain stimulation for epilepsy -- Epilepsy surgery: outcome and complications -- Introduction -- Anatomy and synaptic connectivity of the basal ganglia -- Rationale for surgical interventions in movement disorders -- Neuropathology of movement disorders -- Clincial overview of movement disorders -- Patient selection criteria for deep brain stimulation in movement disorders -- Functional imaging in movement disorders -- Surgical management of tremor -- Pallidal interventions for Parkinson's disease -- Subthalamic deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease -- Subthalamotomy in parkinson's disease: indications and outcome -- Deep brain stimulation for dystonia -- Deep brain stimulation: mechanisms of action -- Emerging and experimental neurosurgical treatments for parkinson's disease -- Seletive peripheral denervation for cervical dystonia -- A history of psychosurgery -- Surgery for tourette's syndrome -- Surgery for obsessive-compulsive disorder -- Surgical treatment of major depression -- Ablative surgery for spasticity -- Management of spasticity by central nervous system infusion techniques -- Treatment of intractable vertigo -- Treatment applications of cortical stimulation -- Neuroprosthestics…”