Jordan Grafman
Jordan Grafman is a neuropsychologist and professor at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. His research focuses on understanding the relationship between the brain and human behavior, particularly in the context of religion and spirituality. Grafman has been instrumental in advocating for the scientific exploration of these themes, which have traditionally been viewed with skepticism in the neuroscience community, and he emphasizes the importance of understanding the brain processes related to spirituality for broader insights into human life.
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Jordan Grafman is an American psychologist who discusses the costs of task-switching.
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Jordan Grafman, a neuropsychologist and professor at Northwestern University, emphasizes the importance of understanding the brain processes associated with religiosity and spirituality.
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Jordan Grafman is a neuropsychologist and professor at Northwestern University who published an article in Nature discussing the intersection of neuroscience and spirituality.
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