Trends in Cognitive Sciences

Modes or models: a critique on independent component analysis for fMRI
pp. 373-375(3)
Author: Friston K.J.

Response from Martin McKeown, Makeig, Brown, Jung, Kindermann, Bell and Sejnowski
pp. 375-375(1)
Authors: Makeig S.; Brown G.G.; Kindermann S.S.; Jung T.-P.; Bell A.J.; Sejnowski T.J.; McKeown M.J.

Neglecting the forests
pp. 376-376(1)
Author: Rees G.

Why moving things aren't blurry things
pp. 376-376(1)
Author: Snowden R.

Lateralization before birth
pp. 376-376(1)
Author: Rushworth M.

Self and society: between God and brain
pp. 377-378(2)
Author: Arbib M.A.

Cognitive functions and corticostriatal circuits: insights from Huntington's disease
pp. 379-388(10)
Authors: Lawrence A.D.; Sahakian B.J.; Robbins T.W.

Development itself is the key to understanding developmental disorders
pp. 389-398(10)
Author: Karmiloff-Smith A.

The role of prefrontal cortex during tests of episodic memory
pp. 399-406(8)
Authors: Nolde S.F.; Johnson M.K.; Raye C.L.

Implicit learning: news from the front
pp. 406-416(11)
Authors: Cleeremans A.; Destrebecqz A.; Boyer M.

Mind as Action
pp. 416-417(2)
Author: Frawley W.J.