On working memory and mental imagery
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Examines how a small, genetically encoded initial brain representation (B(0)) can develop into a vastly larger, experience-rich representation (B(t)) over time. Focuses on the mechanisms of working memory and mental imagery as the processes that enable compact innate structure to acquire and encode complex individual experience during learning.
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