[SQUEAKING] [RUSTLING] [CLICKING] NANCY KANWISHER: All right, it's 11:05.
Let's get started.
So the agenda for today, we're doing this whole thing on the methods in human cognitive neuroscience.
And I'm illustrating those methods with the case of face perception.
Not just because I'm into face perception, but it's a particularly rich domain of research where there's lots to say about it from all these different methods.
And so last time, we talked a bit about applying Marr's computational theory level to face perception.
We talked a teeny bit about some behavioral data and a little bit about functional MRI.
What I'm going to do today is quickly zoom through a speeded-up review of those things, and then we're going to get to some of these other methods.
And there's a quiz at the end.
All right?
