neurokognitiv
Neurokognitiv, or neurocognition, refers to the study of how brain structure and function support cognitive processes such as perception, attention, memory, language, and executive function. It sits at the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and cognitive science and encompasses both basic research into neural mechanisms and applied work in clinical and educational settings. The goal is to identify neural correlates of mental processes and to understand how neural networks enable thinking and behavior.
Researchers in this field use a range of methods to link brain activity to cognition. Neuroimaging techniques
In clinical contexts, neurokognitiv insights support the diagnosis and monitoring of conditions that affect cognition, such
The field emphasizes development and aging of cognitive function, neural plasticity, and individual differences in cognitive