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Brain Myths Exploded
- Lessons from Neuroscience
- Narrated by: Indre Viskontas
- Length: 11 hrs and 55 mins
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Summary
Much of the layperson's knowledge of the brain is predicated on a lack of understanding about this mysterious organ. To start building a more straightforward, accurate understanding of current breakthroughs in neuroscience, you have to start by shattering popular brain myths.
Each of these 24 lectures takes as its focus a single powerful, prevalent brain myth, and uses it as a launch pad from which to explore myriad topics in neuroscience: decision making, memory, dreams, emotions, neuroplasticity, consciousness, mental illness, and much more.
Our memory is an accurate, objective record of the past. Our senses reflect the world as it really exists. Our dreams have hidden meanings. We are only using 10% of our total brain power. Modern technology (including social media) is making us less intelligent. Dr. Viskontas doesn't just settle for obliterating these and other myths. Instead, she replaces them with scientific facts gathered from experiments, research, and case studies. The result is an eye-opening adventure into the latest understanding of why the brain works the way it does.
Whatever order you enjoy these lectures in, you'll be left with insights that will help you better determine the hard scientific truths behind the breaking news (and myths) of tomorrow.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
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- kasia
- 28-11-18
Very interesting and well delivered.
Clear, interesting scientific look but also easy to understand and well delivered. I recommend this course.
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- william cirillo
- 11-09-18
excellent series
really well presented. great speaker, and fascinating subject
If you have any interest in the way our brain work and define us... this is a must
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- S.L.
- 14-09-18
fantastic wealth of knowledge
I absolutely loved this course. So informative and easy to follow. I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to further their knowledge of Neuroscience
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- E. Boyle
- 19-10-18
Fascinating and enjoyable listen.
Really enjoyed the lecturer's style. Great content and really well delivered. Enjoyed thoroughly. Good level of technical content but style approachable for the lay person.
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- Rodney Jones
- 26-05-17
A Really Great Course!
I have taken very many Great Courses and, without doubt, this has been the best so far. It is both informative as well as accessible and the presentation was uniformly excellent. I can thoroughly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in keeping abreast of developments in neuro-psychology or just wants answers to many of the questions about our brain that we all often ask.
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- Avier
- 25-03-17
very insightful
it was a great listen, it opened my mind and maybe this will help me hack my own brain!
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- Anjali
- 23-09-18
loved it !!
Very informative and engaging. learned so much new about the brain that I never knew before.
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- HotCupOfTeaPls
- 08-03-21
Fascinating insight into neuroscience myths.
Thoroughly enjoyable presentation, and although it didn't answer all my questions it did cover some interesting claims, and helped me to re-think some assumptions I had.
Well presented, engaging style and very complimentary to other Great Courses neuroscience titles; I'd happily listen through it again.
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- Sunlight2020
- 30-08-18
thanks
Very good all around I am a so happy to listening to this book knowledge
thanks
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- S Mich
- 19-12-18
Bit simplistic
This is interesting in parts but of a much lower level academically than the other audiobooks in the great courses series that I’ve listened to.
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