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The 42 pages that link to Neuroscience, each with the reason it gives.

• ReductionismRelated: Neural explanations often connect cognition and behavior to brain processes.

• Mind–body problemRelated: Brain findings constrain theories about how mental life depends on physical processes.

• Francis CrickRelated: In his later career, Crick turned to questions about consciousness and brain function.

• MaterialismRelated: Its findings inform materialist accounts of mental processes and consciousness.

• PsychologyRelated: Neuroscience investigates biological processes that support psychological functions.

• Substance dualismRelated: Dependence of mental capacities on brain states creates pressure on claims of separable substances.

• Property dualismRelated: Neuroscience maps brain–mind correlations that property dualism must interpret without reducing mental properties.

• Rhesus macaqueRelated: Macaque brain anatomy and behavior support research on perception, movement, and cognition.

• Cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryRelated: The laboratory’s neuroscience program extends its research beyond genetics and cell biology.

• Colleen McCulloughRelated: Her research work in neuroscience preceded her success as a novelist.

• Anesthesia and AnalgesiaRelated: Pain and anesthetic mechanisms draw on nervous-system research.

• BiomechatronicsRelated: Understanding neural signals and pathways guides interfaces that sense or stimulate them.

• Human biologyRelated: It investigates the biological basis of sensation, cognition, and behavior.