

BI 232 How Should Neuroscience Integrate with Ecological Psychology?
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“Direct perception has always appealed to me as a better narrative for why *my* athletes (horses) are standing up within 30 minutes of birth, and by the end of their first day of life are solving movement challenges and expressing complex mo…”
“Argh! I want to be so on board with eco psych, but as soon as the rubber hits the road on something other than perception or action it just falls apart (ie discussion of dementia). It seems dogmatic that ultimately makes conversations about…”
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