Behavior: Neuroscience and Embodiment

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Description

This lecture covers the relationship between behavior, neuroscience, and embodiment, emphasizing the importance of sensory feedback, body dynamics, and the musculoskeletal system in shaping movement. It also discusses the role of the brain in behavior, highlighting the need to consider behavior in neuroscience research.

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