Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology (Second Edition) Marie T. Banich Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology, Second Edition, presents a balance of experimental and clinical perspectives in its survey of cognitive functions and includes integrated coverage of neuroimaging, computational modeling, lesion studies, and animal research. New And revised features * Extensive coverage of the latest research in the field, with over 700 new references * A new chapter of how neurons communicate * An extensively revised art program that includes new illustrations and color highlights and features * Updated and expanded coverage of state-of-the art research techniques, including MRI, optical imaging, and transcranial magnetic simulation * Chapter summaries now in a bulleted format, providing a more accessible review of key concepts Key features * Each chapter follows a consistent three-part structure: first the cognitive function is defined; then the role of each part of the brain involved is discussed; and finally there is an integrative discussion of empirical evidence regarding major theoretical and conceptual issues related to that function * Chapter-opening case histories on topics such as Muhammad Ali's Parkinsonism help you correlate information to the real world and preview issues discussed later in the chapter * Special-interest boxes, which cover topics such as what it feels like to participate in an fMRI study and gender differences in depression, provide better understanding of research issues and the implications of cognitive neuroscience for everyday life