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13:26 Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science… Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 2	Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 2 Part two of an introduction to cognitive science and the use of biometrics in neuropolitics. neuropolitics psychology biometrics cognitive science political science decision making human behaviour information processing expressions eye behaviour dilation brain vision responses pupil images emotions reactions From Robin Hill 0 likes 51 plays 0 Publisher Robin L Hill Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created January 25th, 2021
10:15 Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science… Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 1	Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 1 First part of an introduction to cognitive science and the use of biometrics in neuropolitics. neuropolitics psychology biometrics cognitive science political science decision making human behaviour information processing decision emotions characteristics expressions response interpretability From Robin Hill 0 likes 62 plays 0 Publisher Robin L Hill Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created January 25th, 2021
22:48 Human behaviour change Human behaviour change	Human behaviour change Subtitles automated Hokkaido/Edinburgh conference 26 October 2020 Dr Fritha Langford the royal (dick) school of veterinary studies the jeanne marching international centre for animal welfare education animal welfare human behaviour change fritha langford behavior animals behaviors hokkaido university From Louise Connelly 0 likes 15 plays 0 Publisher Digital Education Unit Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created October 27th, 2020

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Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 2

Neuropolitics: Biometrics and Cognitive Science Part 1

Human behaviour change

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