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    • Cognitive Regime Shift II - When/why/how the Brain Breaks/JackGallant  + ( * Poeppel D. 2012 nicely lays out one of </br>* Poeppel D. 2012 nicely lays out one of the central challenges of using brain data to understand mind and behavior: the elements of psychological models are incommensurate with brain measurements. Failure to recognize this problem has hobbled cognitive neuroscience and its applications to medicine. </br>* Huth et al. 2016 (from the Gallant group) shows how high-dimensional functional mapping can be performed in single individuals, and how we can predict individualized functional maps using a statistical model that reflects the variance and covariance of brain anatomy and brain function across individuals.</br>tomy and brain function across individuals. )