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p-ISSN: 2068 - 0473
e-ISSN: 2067 - 3957
DOI:
10.18662/brain
DOI prefix: 10.70594/brain (currently edited by EduSoft) | 10.18662/brain (when was edited by Lumen)
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Keywords
Artificial Intelligence
adaptation
anxiety
artificial intelligence
autism
deep learning
depression
education
emotional intelligence
higher education
machine learning
mental health
motivation
neuropedagogy
neuroplasticity
neuropsychology
neuroscience
schizophrenia
stress
students
virtual reality