My impression is cog neuro is usually human EEG/fMRI, behav neuro often animals with with invasive methods (implanted electrodes/etc.)
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Similar research questions, but difference in methods to test them
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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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Replying to @_Astro_Nerd_ @fMRI_guy and
You can always change later! Just do what most interest you.
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That's the problem I don't have the room for that with how expensive education + living is here. I want to make sure I do this right.
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Replying to @_Astro_Nerd_ @m_wall and
I think Matt means you can change like I have, from CS undergrad to psych PhD to whatever I am doing now.
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This assumes you want to/can remain in science of course.
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