At Channel N, Sandra has compiled a fantastic 47th edition of Encephalon. There are, as usual, many blog posts about a wide variety of topics neuroscience and psychology.
This edition also includes no less than 7 film clips, including one which contains footage of Albert Bandura's classic 'Bobo Doll experiment', in which the effect on children of viewing violence on television was examined.
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