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someone can tell me why neuroscience ?
What is its actual advantages ?
Thanks
What is its actual advantages ?
Thanks
I would like to ask both if possible...Jikx said:Sorry.. not really sure what you're asking. Why neuroscience is a good field? Or are you asking what is neuroscience?
What help would it be to have his age, nautica?nautica said:Yes, I agree with Monique (For a change j/k). Give us your back ground, age, level of education, ect...
hitssquad said:What help would it be to have his age, nautica?
What difference, do you suppose, would it make if he were 10?nautica said:Do you not think it would make a difference if he were 10?
Since IQ corresponds with mental age, mental age corresponds with IQ. A person with an average IQ at the chronological age of 12 years and zero months has a mental age equivalent to that of an adult with an IQ of 75. A person with a gifted-level IQ of 133 at the chronological age of 12 years and zero months has a mental age equivalent to that of an adult with an IQ of 100.Vance said:Thanks for your concern, I amnot 10, but 12...(last moth I was 11, this month I become 12)
You know, hitsquad, i actually don't know manythings like you and many others here do, true !hitssquad said:Since IQ corresponds with mental age, mental age corresponds with IQ. A person with an average IQ at the chronological age of 12 years and zero months has a mental age equivalent to that of an adult with an IQ of 75. A person with a gifted-level IQ of 133 at the chronological age of 12 years and zero months has a mental age equivalent to that of an adult with an IQ of 100.
Most people here seem to be adults with superior-or-above IQs (adult IQs of 120 or over), which is typical of college students in the sciences. So, unless you are profoundly intellectually gifted, the answers given here to you might best be tailored to an intellectual level somewhere below that of typical science-major college coursework.
Neuroscience is a branch of science that focuses on the study of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. It involves understanding how the nervous system works and how it affects our thoughts, behaviors, and emotions.
Neuroscience is important because it helps us understand the complex workings of the brain and nervous system. This knowledge can be applied to various fields such as medicine, psychology, and technology, leading to advancements in treatments for neurological disorders, improved mental health, and the development of new technologies.
The main areas of study in neuroscience include molecular and cellular neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, behavioral neuroscience, and computational neuroscience. Each of these areas focuses on a different aspect of the nervous system and uses various techniques and methods to understand how it functions.
Neuroscience research has a significant impact on our daily lives. It has led to the development of treatments for neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. It also helps us understand how our brains process information, make decisions, and regulate our emotions, which can improve our overall mental health and well-being.
Some current advancements in neuroscience include brain-computer interfaces, which allow individuals to control devices with their thoughts, and optogenetics, a technique that uses light to control and manipulate brain cells. Other areas of interest include neuroprosthetics, neuroimaging, and the study of brain plasticity.