EEG and the Cognitive Sciences
February 20, 2019
Yvonne Gay
A student adjusts an EEG cap.
Photo credit: Mike Crupi
Electroencephalogram is used in a variety of ways in the cognitive sciences to examine the structures and processes that underlie a creature’s ability to think and reason. In this gallery, EEG is used by students in Oberlin’s neuroscience and psychology departments.
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