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Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system and has many different branches, such as:
- Biopsychology,
- Developmental Neurobiology,
- Neuroanatomy,
- Neurochemistry,
- Neuroendocrinology,
- Neuroethology,
- Neuropharmacology,
- Neurophysiology, and
- Neuropsychology.
In cognitive science, it is very important to recognize the importance of neuroscience in contributing to our knowledge of human cognition. Cognitive scientists must have, at the very least, a basic understanding of, and appreciation for, neuroscientific principles. In order to develop accurate models, the basic neurophysiological and neuroanatomical properties must be taken into account.
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