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What is the modular view of the brain, and how does it explain function?
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What is the modular view of the brain, and how does it explain function?
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The modular view suggests that the brain is composed of distinct modules or regions, each with a specific function. This explains how different areas of the brain can be responsible for different cognitive and emotional processes.
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