Resources | Affect: Neurobiological, Psychological and Sociocultural Counterparts of "Feelings" | Brain and Cognitive Sciences

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Stephan L. Chorover

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Lecture Notes

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - timesheets handout

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - Affect/effect handout

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - Developmental schemes handout

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - Introduction and overview

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - prelim info form and benchmark questionnaire

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - study group roster form

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9.68 Lecture 1 Notes - Working groups handout

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9.68 Lecture 10 Notes - Field trip: A walk around the block

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9.68 Lecture 10 Notes - Walk around the block instructions

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9.68 Lecture 11 Notes - Fathering the unthinkable?

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Stephan L. Chorover

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