How does our brain take decisions? | Jean-Claude Dreher | TEDxEMLYON
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. How does our brain take decision? What makes it choose between two alternatives? What motivates us? Everything you've always wish to learn about what happens inside your head.
Le docteur Jean-Claude Dreher est directeur de recherches CNRS à l’Institut de Neuroscience Cognitive de Lyon. Il a étudié les mathématiques, les pathologies psychologiques, et les neurosciences cognitives, dans les universités Paris VI et Paris XI, ainsi qu’aux Etats-Unis (NIH à Bethesda). Il est le directeur du laboratoire « neuro-économie, récompenses et prise de décision » au Centre de Neuroscience Cognitive. Les recherches du Dr Dreher étudient les mécanismes neuro- naux sous-jacents à la prise de décision, à la motivation et au processus de récompense chez les humains. Pour cela, il uti- lise des concepts de neuroscience cognitive, de psychologie ou d’économie comportementale. Son laboratoire utilise les mé- thodes expérimentales telles que l’imagerie par résonance ma- gnétique ou les enregistrements intracrâniens pour comprendre
les processus impliqués dans la prise de décision.
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Can you Show me examples of how each part of your brain makes decision in learning
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