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Cannabiskonsum zum Freizeitgebrauch

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Cannabis: Potenzial und Risiko

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Zur gezielten Aufnahme, Verarbeitung und Speicherung der komplexen sensorischen Informationen unserer Umwelt benötigen wir kognitive Fähigkeiten. Unter „Kognition” versteht man dabei eine Vielzahl bewusster sowie unbewusster neuronaler Prozesse des Gehirns, die bei der Verarbeitung externer und interner Informationen ablaufen.

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