@fMRI_guy want to weigh in on this?
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Yep, I agree with Chris (as I usually do). There's no clear line, but biggest clear diff is that cog would be humans only
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Yea so it seems cog neuro would be my choice under that definition, I actually thought behavioral neuro was the human and animal side of it
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It is, technically. Just depends on lab's interpretation etc
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I'm terrified of picking the wrong path, I've been in love with neuro forever and edu is ridiculous expensive here so no room to play around
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Labels are often fuzzy, but try and see what courses/topics will be taught and you should be good
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Yes, I was gonna say: talk to people at a lab & find out what they do & what classes they offer. Might be most efficient way.
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Do you want to work with humans or animals, or are you not sure?
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Replying to @_Astro_Nerd_ @fMRI_guy and
Almost certainly cog neuro then. I think humans vs. animals is by far the biggest distinction between the two fields.
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