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Planning and Problem Solving: from Neuropsychology to Functional Neuroimaging.

CBU number:	5847
Authors:	Unterrainer, J.M. & OWEN, A.M.
Reference:	Journal of Physiology - Paris 99(4-6), 308-317
Year of publication:	2006
Abstract text:	This chapter provides an overview of recent research on human planning and problem solving. As an introduction, these two cognitive domains will be described and discussed from the perspective of experimental and cognitive psychology. The following sections will focus on the role of the prefrontal cortex in planning and problem solving and on disorders of these functions in patients with frontal-lobe lesions. Specific emphasis will be placed on the Tower of London task, a well established and widely used neuropsychological test of planning ability. We will conclude with an overview of recent behavioural and neuroimaging studies that have employed the Tower of London task to draw specific conclusions about the likely neural and cognitive basis of planning function.Previously recorded as: To appear in: Haasblad (Ed). Brain Imaging in Neurosciences- an Interdisciplinary Approach. Narr, TÂ¸bingen, Germany (In Press)
First CBU author:	Owen, A.M.
Annual report number:	CBUAR 48

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