Paul-B.-Baltes Lecture 2020

All mobile organisms must track their movements in space, and remain oriented to the external world. The evolution and development of these capacities has been the focus of a great deal of research in cognition, neuroscience, development, ethology and individual differences. Collectively, the resulting data provide a rich testbed for evaluating various approaches to understanding the human mind/brain. This talk will provide an overview of the theoretical terrain, advocating for a neuroconstructivist account.