#  Research 

 



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OBJECT REPRESENTATION   
*• What are the neural mechanisms that enable us to recognize a person from their face, their voices, or other qualities?*   
*• How do we process objects, their parts, and their relations?*   
*• What are the major divisions of objects and how are they organized across the cortical surface?*

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ACTION REPRESENTATION   
*• When we view other people moving their bodies and their hands, how do we understand what they are doing?*   
*• How do our action representation relate to our representation of verbs?*

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CONCEPTS REPRESENTATION   
*• What are the major types of semantic knowledge, and how are they organized in the mind and brain?*   
*• How do our life experiences modify our cognitive system and neural organization?*   
*• How do different types of knowledge like context and categories shape our object formation?*

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NEUROPSYCHOLOGY   
*• What do dissociations reveal about the organization of the cognitive system?*   
*• What can we understand about the functional architecture of the human mind from the ways that it can break?*



 

##  Get Involved! 

Research opportunities are available for students interested in gaining experience in behavioral, neuropsychological, and brain imaging research methods. If you are interested, please contact Alfonso at <caram@wjh.harvard.edu>.