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3D Interactive Brain

 Cognition, Physiological  No Responses »
Nov 272010
 

Click the brain to visit the Genes to Cognition Interactive 3D brain.

Link

http://www.g2conline.org/2022

 Posted by David Sharek at 12:49 am  Tagged with: brain, cognitive

Stroop Test

 Cognition  No Responses »
Nov 252010
 

Image

Interactive Example

  • http://cognitivefun.net/test/2
 Posted by David Sharek at 9:47 pm  Tagged with: cognitive, general, image, interaction

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