Examines the influences computer-delivered information may have on human cognition using Marshall McLuhan as the hook, the history of communication as the trajectory, and brain science as the tool.
Genres
- neurobiology
- human perception
- computers
- Physiological effect
- Internet
- Neuropsychology
- Psychological aspects
- Social aspects
- Cognition
- Physiology
- Brain
- Intellect
- Health aspects
- Internet -- Physiological effect
- Internet -- Psychological aspects
- Effets sur la santé
- Psychologie
- Conséquences sociales
- Aspects psychologiques
- Effets sur la sante
- Consequences sociales
- Internet, social aspects
- New York Times reviewed
- Human-computer interaction
- Cognitive science
- Electrification
- History
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