Riferimenti bibliografici
e letture consigliate
Introduzione
Gazzaniga M.S. et al. (2005), Neuroscienze cognitive, Zanichelli.
Kandel E., Schwartz J.H., Jessel T.M. (2003), Principi di neuroscienze, Cea.
Legrenzi P. (2001), Prima lezione di scienze cognitive, Laterza.
OCSE (2005), Studenti, computer e apprendimento, OCSE.
Pinker S. (2010), Tabula rasa. Perché non è vero che gli uomini nascono tutti uguali, Mondadori.
Pinker S. (2014), Come funziona la mente, Castelvecchi.
Wilson R.A., Keil F., a cura di (2001), The MIT Encyclopedia of cognitive sciences, MIT Press.
Attenzione all’attenzione
Riferimenti bibliografici
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