Mental representations allow humans to think about, remember and communicate about an
infinite number of concepts. A key question within cognitive psychology is how the mind …

Embodied cognition is a theoretical perspective that considers every form of human
knowledge and cognition “embodied”, as they pass through bodily experience. The aim of …

Background: The complexity of speech motor control, and the incomplete conceptualisation
of phases in the transformation of the speech code from linguistic symbols to a code …

A central question in the cognitive sciences is which role embodiment plays for high-level
cognitive functions, such as conceptual processing. Here, we propose that one reason why …

Pharmacological treatments in Parkinson's disease (PD), albeit effective in alleviating many
motor symptoms, have limited effects in non-motor signatures as cognitive impairment, as …

Clinical sciences involved with the mind and brain, including neurology, psychiatry,
endocrinology and clinical psychology all frequently deal with cognitive symptoms, side …

Embodied cognition (EC) refers to the interplay occurring in thinking among individual's
sensorimotor capacities (ie, the ability of the body to respond to its senses with movement) …

Harmaline is one of the β-carboline derivative compounds that is widely distributed in the
food chain and human tissues. Harmine, a dehydrogenated form of harmaline, appeared to …

This chapter outlines the use of neuropsychological assessment and lesion-symptom
map** to investigate the relationship between the body's central nervous system and …

La enfermedad de Parkinson (EP) es una afección neurodegenerativa de tardío
diagnóstico, a veces presente casi una década antes de su confirmación. Se caracteriza por …