neuronism

/nuːroʊˈnɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A new or unorthodox idea in neuroscience, particularly in the study of the nervous system.

“The scientist’s theory was met with skepticism due to its unproven neuronism.”

2. noun

A theory or concept that emphasizes the importance of neurons in mental processes or behavior.

“The psychologist’s neuronism posits that brain activity is the primary driver of human decision-making.”

Synonyms

  • neurology
  • neuropsychology

Antonyms

  • behaviorism
  • sociology