Describe Hebbian learning as it occurs in the brain. How are neural networks related to one another and what consequences does this have
Chapter 6, A General Theory of Love
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Due by the 15th. Here are the questions below.
Describe Hebbian learning as it occurs in the brain.
How are neural networks related to one another and what consequences does this have for human emotional experience?
Describe how prototypes are created in the brain.
What are neural attractors and what are their consequences for emotional experience.
What is the limbic transmission of attractors and what is its role in personal relationships?
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