creators_name: Miroshnikov, Sergey
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datestamp: 2000-09-07
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title: Theoretical and computer modelling of the neuropsychological system: from reflex - to consciousness
ispublished: pub
subjects: cog-psy
subjects: neuro-mod
full_text_status: public
keywords: simulation model neuropsychology mind consciousness
abstract: The proposed theory of the neuropsychological system (NPS) consists of two parts, which correspond to two stages of theoretical and experimental modelling of NPS. The first part is the system-information approach to the analysis of neural-signal and mental phenomena, which allows to investigate organization of information contents of nervous signals into information-psychological phenomena of higher level of organization. The second part of the research project is the theory of two-level organization of NPS. This theory defines contents and mechanisms of a neural-reflex level, embracing neural base of unconscious and unconscious contents of the psyche, and modular-coordinate level, embracing oscillatory neural-modular base of consciousness and consciousness itself.
date: 2000-07
date_type: published
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citation:   Miroshnikov, Sergey  (2000) Theoretical and computer modelling of the neuropsychological system: from reflex - to consciousness.      
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