Nadja Tschentscher
Abstract
ABSTRACT This article discusses how the formation of abstract concepts in the brain is related to the basic mechanisms of perception and motor action. It also provides an overview of the neuroscientific techniques currently used to investigate these processes.
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ABSTRACT This article discusses how the formation of abstract concepts in the brain is related to the basic mechanisms of perception and motor action. It also provides an overview of the neuroscientific techniques currently used to investigate these processes.
Key concepts: Embodied cognition, Cognitive science, Perception, Cognition, Psychology, Cognitive robotics, Action (physics), Semantics (computer science)