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CHAPTER: Neuroscience of Conversation

Introduction: the Neuroscience of Conversation Conversations trigger changes in the brain

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  1. The Neuroscience of Conversation Conversations trigger changes in the brain
  2. Conversational Chemistry The role of chemical messengers in communication
  3. Consciousness ** Our subjective experience of the world
  4. The Relationship Between Consciousness and Intelligence ** Both concepts are multifaceted and the relationship is not well understood
  5. Beyond the Brain The multidimensional nature of cognition
  6. The Science and Benefits of Walking ** We are more creative when walking than sitting down
  7. The Cognitive Benefits of Doodling ** Doodling can help you stay focused, grasp new concepts and retain information

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