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The uses a computer to construct an image of the structures of the brain by combining thousands of separate x-rays taken at slightly different angles.
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The is a busy relay system, the "switchboard" of the brain, directing information to the appropriate areas.
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Those features unique to the human brain are the abilities to think, evaluate, and make complex judgments. These abilities are located primarily in the .
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Most of our understanding of the association areas comes from patients who have suffered some type of .
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New research highlights the fact that the brain continually reorganizes itself in a process termed .





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